no, it’s the theme. users in mu could see the theme options pages (like you can at wordpress.com 😉 )
http://wpmututorials.com/known-issues/did-your-users-theme-options-and-widgets-page-disappear/
hello andrea –
i see on the ‘net you have made quite a name for yourself solving this common problem!
i was unable to find the option you suggested, but i did find this:
add_action( ‘ithemes_load_plugins’, ‘ithemes_functions_after_init’ );
function ithemes_functions_after_init() {
//Include Tutorials Page
include(TEMPLATEPATH.”/lib/tutorials/tutorials.php”);
//Featured Image code
include(TEMPLATEPATH.”/lib/featured-images/featured-images.php”);
$GLOBALS[‘iThemesFeaturedImages’] =& new iThemesFeaturedImages( array( ‘id_name’ => ‘rotator’, ‘width’ => ‘780’, ‘height’ => ‘200’, ‘sleep’ => 2, ‘fade’ => 1, ‘modify_height’ => true ) );
//Contact Page Template code
include(TEMPLATEPATH.”/lib/contact-page-plugin/contact-page-plugin.php”);
}
any ideas ?
you need the section that builds the menu item. 🙂
actually, i commented out this entire block of code, and the button with the theme name that appears right above the “Appearance” button did disappear.
do you think i need to look elsewhere?
thank you so much,
mark
from studying this posting:
http://wpmututorials.com/known-issues/did-your-users-theme-options-and-widgets-page-disappear/
i was unable to find “edit_themes” in functions.php but it did not appear there!
however, i looked at this php code:
./lib/theme-options/theme-options-framework.php
and i found these lines:
$this->_pageRef = add_submenu_page( $wp_theme_page_name, ‘Settings’, ‘Settings’, ‘edit_themes‘, $this->_page, array( &$this, ‘_index’ ) );
$this->_pageRef = add_theme_page( “$wp_theme_name Settings”, “$wp_theme_name Settings”, ‘edit_themes‘, $this->_page, array( &$this, ‘_index’ ) );
so i changed:
‘edit_themes’
to
‘edit_themes_options’
but that didnt fix it, at least not for this particular theme!
thank you,
mark
