TomJohnson

I never found anything. I ended up going a different route that didn’t involve exporting menus, but my use case is very specific to tech comm and XML DITA, so I doubt it would apply…

Here’s my site where I’m trying to apply this sticky menu feature: idratherbewriting.com/wpdita. It’s the menu in the left sidebar.

I’m seeing the same issue. Did you ever find a resolution?

I’m wondering this too. I want to use a shortcode like [product] or something in the code, but crayon doesn’t recognize the shortcode. Did you ever find a solution to this?

Awesome. It does work. Did you have to update the plugin to make it work with multisite, or was I just doing something wrong? Either way, thank you. It’s an awesome plugin.

marking as resolved.

ahh, I only have php 5.3, and this plugin requires version 5.4. Another thread said to use an older version (1.18) of the plugin.

sorry, forgot to mention that. It is configured for subdirectories.

I’m not sure what the template directory URL would be, but I think it might just be get_bloginfo('template_directory').

In looking at the stylesheet URL in the source code of the output of my site when the stylesheet switcher plugin, it says something like:

https://example.com/wp/trek/wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/style.css

Where wp is the base site and trek is the subsite.

The real path should be:
https://example.com/wp/wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/style.css

Yes, this is fixed now. Thanks for making the update!

Thanks Hakkim. This is an interesting approach. I want to actually hide the content not relevant to users. It turns out this tutorial teaches me what I was trying to do:

https://hibbard.eu/using-cookies-with-jquery-to-make-a-simple-style-switcher/

Thanks Hakkim. I appreciate your reply. The content consists of pages. They have some hierarchy, but the hierarchy isn’t based on programming language. It’s more like this:

Deploying Acme
– Setting up your Apache server (C++)
– Setting up your IIS server (.NET)
– Setting up your Tomcat server (Java)

And so on. I’m not using nay custom fields to categorize the contents. I didn’t know that was possible. Is there a plugin for that?

Re categories, parent pages, or tags, I currently don’t have the content set up around this, but I could in the future. Can you provide more detail about the solutions for those setups?

I basically want it to work like this demo: https://docs.releasenotes.salesforce.com/en-us/summer14/release-notes/rn_included_release_notes.htm

There’s a drop-down there that allows users to select different versions of the release notes, and then the content filters accordingly.

Thanks. This is helpful. You’ve given me a useful place to start and find out more information.

I want to publish technical user guides. I’m currently authoring with XML structured authoring methods that makes it easier to deliver different content for different audiences. Some of these XML authoring features I use include the following:

– adding attributes to text for conditional processing. E.g.,
<p product=”acme”> sample text</p>
<p product=”gizmo”> sample text</p>

– re-using similar topics for different channels
– enforcing consistent patterns for authoring, etc.

I know there are plenty of plugins, but they mostly enable management of content within WP itself. It would be interesting to know what tools major news sites use in publishing to WP. Besides the NYTimes, which surely has something custom built to handle this publishing workflow, are you aware of any other newspaper CMS platforms that publish to WP?

I found the perfect solution with the Nice Navigation plugin.