I installed the Disqus plug in for better commenting and I love it but there is one problem. The form for commenting on my posts appears to be too wide. It goes all the way to the borders of the white area. As you can see for example on this post...

http://www.yupedia.com/fight-prostate-cancer-by-lowering-your-cholesterol.html

I was thinking that maybe there is a way to edit the code somewhere, maybe adjust/add the pixels or add a blockquote tag somewhere. I'm really not an expert on this but I would love to fix this.

The wp theme that I'm using is http://max.fearlessflyer.com/

My website is http://www.yupedia.com

Thank you,
Trajko

Also, the images was just an example; all the stuff that is needed is in the shoutcloud folder which it can't find.

I have a small question regards wordpress templates.
When i was doing my internship my mentor told me about a site
where you could get a complete wordpress template without css, javascript or anything ells
just the basic php and html. Due to a long period of absence and uninvolvment with with wordpress i have eventualy forgoten the site nor do i have any of the given code in my personal library.

There for i would ask if anyone could recall that site and share the link with me?

cat /var/log/apache2/wordpress/error.log

[error] PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/Minify.php on line 361

I'm running PHP 5.3.3-7+squeeze7, could it be related to an outdated version ? I'm thinking adding DotDeb to my sourcelist, but I do not like it.

Can someone help me ?

Reason I ask is we may need to change how the include bit works and edit the file a bit to point to the correct location for the images as you pointed out.

When creating a form using "Contact Form 7", it creates information in the DB (as we all know) - but - the data is not in one table per form but is placed (or so it looks like) in a table called : wp_cf7dbplugin_submits. It seems to has all of the data for all fields and all forms created using "Contact Form 7".

If I create a form called "Customer Information" that has about 10 fields, how can I do something like
"select * from Customer_Information where field1 = X and field 2 = Y" straight from the MySQL database? I know one can export into a CSV but how can one get the data using PHP?

TIA

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&include='.implode(',', $include_pages)); ?>

Warning: implode() [function.implode]: Invalid arguments passed in /nfs/c01/h14/mnt/37329/domains/tigerspring.net/html/publishing/wp-content/themes/organic_portfolio_gray/header.php on line 74

here is my script:

<div id="navbarleft">
            <ul class="ot-menu"><li<?php if (is_home()) { echo " class=\"current_page_item\""; }?>><a href="<?php echo get_settings('home'); ?>"><?php _e("Home", 'organicthemes'); ?></a></li>
            <?php $include_categories = ot_option("include_categories"); ?>
         <?php wp_list_categories('depth=4&title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&include='.implode(',', $include_categories)); ?></ul>
        </div>

        <div id="navbarright">
          <ul class="ot-menu">
         <?php $include_pages = ot_option('include_pages'); ?>
         <?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&include='.implode(',', $include_pages)); ?>
            </ul>
       </div>

I've modified a line in the great All in One SEO plugin (v. 1.6.13.8), this is very tiny but prevents an "Undefined index" PHP Notice in Debugging mode in WP 3.3.1:

modified line 717 of all_in_one_seo_pack.php:

if( ( array_key_exists('aiosp_enabled', $_POST) && $_POST['aiosp_enabled'] == null && array_key_exists('aiosp_enabled', $aioseop_options) && $aioseop_options['aiosp_enabled']!='1') || ( array_key_exists('aiosp_enabled', $_POST) && $_POST['aiosp_enabled']=='0') ) {

The way you do it is by changing the number after $output to the number of times you want the function to happen (-1 for unlimited); so if you want the function to do it for every menu item it looks like this:

function add_nav_class($output) {
$output= preg_replace('/<a/', '<a class="your-class"', $output, -1);
return $output;
}
add_filter('wp_nav_menu', 'add_nav_class');

Basically I'm new to php and WordPress, both. My first real php task was to develop a WordPress widget, which I've 95% successfully done. The widget I made basically lists links in a css styled list, which a network admin can add/remove/modify the link name/url.

The plugin works most of the time, but (what seems infrequent and randomly) replaces the name and url database contents with empty string data. Oddly enough, the id numbers remain, so at least it know there's 25 entries... they just have no data in the name and url fields.

It's probably an issue with the way I've either structured the code, or the logic in general, but from what I've seen it looks like it checks out fine.

I guess if anyone has some spare time and would like to look through the code that would be of great help. If not, maybe I'll bug a co worker and take them to lunch one day.

Needed to double "="

eg:

NOT THIS <?php if ($options['option1'] = '1') : ?>
<b?THIS <?php if ($options['option1'] == '1') : ?></b>

I'm implemented ThemeShaper's sample options page and it's working, and I've linked the variables successfully to various theme files.

I can save the checked or unchecked checkbox from the option panel. The php for the panel looks like this:

<input id="greenintellectual_theme_options[option1]" name="greenintellectual_theme_options[option1]" type="checkbox" value="1" <?php checked( '1', $options['option1'] ); ?> />

I'm put the following in my theme to track if that checkbox is checked, but it always says set, no matter whether I have saved the options checbox as checked or not (it does save). I'm trying the only two methods for checking, both give the same results, which you can see live at http://whirledpeas.com.au (if they say not set, means it's soved!)

<?php if (isset( $options['option1'])) : ?>
<p>set</p>
<? else : ?>
<p>not set</p>
<? endif; ?>

<?php if ($options['option1'] = '1') : ?>
<p>set</p>
<? else : ?>
<p>not set</p>
<? endif; ?>

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks again.

And the width editing works fine, but only within specific boundaries. Like, if you try to make it too narrow or too wide for the given style, Facebook's code will ignore that.

Do you have any idea how to fix it?
Can you check out http://www.menhadendefenders.com to see what I mean.

Thank you!

Thanks
Mark

Added login/out link to the menu:

add_filter('wp_nav_menu_items', 'add_login_logout_link', 10, 2);
function add_login_logout_link($items, $args) {

        ob_start();
        wp_loginout('index.php');
        $loginoutlink = ob_get_contents();
        ob_end_clean();

        $items .= '<li>'. $loginoutlink .'</li>';

    return $items;
}

But I want this to be a sub item of the login/out menu item. This code adds a register/site admin link to the menu after the login/out menu item.

add_filter('wp_nav_menu_items', 'add_register_link', 10, 2);
function add_register_link($items, $args) {

        ob_start();
        wp_register('');
        $registerlink = ob_get_contents();
        ob_end_clean();
        $items .= '<li>'. $registerlink .'</li>';
    return $items;
}

I don't know php so I found these on other sites. But not sure how to make the register/site admin code a submenu to the login.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks