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Thanks Jon Brown for showing us how to download previous versions of plugins! I never knew that in the few years I’ve been working with WordPress. Awesome!

I concur. 1.9.2 broke for me too. Rolled back to 1.9.1.

Tim Moore ~

So for those of us who aren’t seeing this new commenting system on our blogs, does this mean we have to add this function somewhere? (And know how to do this of course — I don’t know much php)

I am running Headway 2.1.3 theme.

Same as Shaun above, I activated it but I am not seeing any difference in my comment “system” on my blog.

moinahemad ~

I tried it and it didn’t seem to do anything. Thanks for the suggestion though! Worth a try.

I still wish this plugin had its own classes for everything so I could really style it as I choose.

Tobias ~

Thank you for your help. I will check out their forum for additional help with their plugins.

Appreciate it.

Tobias ~

Thank you for the nice reply.

I gave it my best shot this morning… and after a few hours, I think I am going to have to stop trying. I download the DataTables-1.7.3 folder and put it in my theme folder. I disabled the Datatables through Table-Reloaded.. both in the settings.. and also in the certain table settings I was trying to get it to work on… and then added initialisation code in my footer script area in my theme.

Nothing seemed to work no matter what I tried. I like your plugin better.. it’s just a click of a setting and it works! ??

The main reason I wanted to get this to work is so that I could manage tables in your plugin that are wider than the <div> that I am putting them in.

I need to have a table about 20 cells wide.. and my width is only 700px, so the table is just going out of my div and is hiding. No matter what I try.. like a “overflow: scroll” for the class .wp-table-reloaded, it continues to be hidden.

What can I do to manager wide tables? To get scroll bars for example?

Thanks Tobias

@williamsba1 ~

Sorry that first sentence ended up making no sense at all in the English language. Let me try that again:

“I just tried deactivating all of my plugins except for the Custom Post Type UI, and also switched my Headway Theme back to the default WordPress theme… (just in case) and it still seems to be logging me out and sending me to the WP Login screen right after I click on “Create Custom Post Type.”

And of course.. it isn’t creating the new post type for me – when I log back in it’s not there.

Thanks for any help you can give me. ??

@williamsba1 ~

I also just tried deactivating my not only all plugins but the Custom Post Type UI, and switching my Headway Theme back to the default WordPress theme… And it still seems to be logging me out and sending me to the WP Login screen right after I click on “Create Custom Post Type.”

Have you ever heard of this happening with your plugin?

When I am in the page to add a new post type the url is:

https://www.[my domain].com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=custom-post-type-ui/custom-post-type-ui.php_cpt_add_new

Is this what it should be?

… and forgot to mention I am on WP 3.0.

bcohen ~

Making a post “Private” only allows admins or higher up users access to see the post. I assume you would like your subscribers to see this page as well.

I could be wrong but I think you could use a plugin that I am using called “pagemash” that will allow you to create a “Page” and then hide it from any view or list until you have a need to land on it (as is your case). I am running 2.7 and it seems to be working fine for me.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/pagemash/

Canada4Life,

I had the same problem in my theme with a thin gray border being around all of my images. A specific “border: 0” to a certain div or class never worked for me. But, when I tried an overall general one, it worked. Then if you do want a border later, specify a class to those links giving it a border.

img {
	border: 0px;
	}

I am still new at this, but this worked for me.

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@otto42 ~

Wow. That not only works but works much better than mine would have should it have been fixed! But I guess you knew that already. ??

I learned a lot from that. Thank you.

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@design_dolphin ~

Sorry… I have been way busy with my real job and was unable to make the time to get your suggestion working. Well until today.

It worked like a charm. You gave me several variations and currently I am just using the following which creates my div as well as defining the background using $post_back as my background image:

<div id=”backgrnd” style=”background: url(/site-images/<?php echo $post_back;?>.jpg)”; background-repeat: repeat;>

All of my images for the background have the same values (i.e. repeat) so I don’t need to add additional class information. But if I do, I am sure one of your suggestions will work.

Thanks again.

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@design_dolphin ~

I am not sure if this would work, but in theory it could work.

Thanks for all of your suggestions! Again, I am new to php coding so I need to digest your ideas and then try them out. I will post back what I got to work to settle your and anyone else’s curiosity.

Thanks again for your time and ideas.

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