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This script is used for admin bar customizations on front end. If you want to remove it, simply comment out the line:
add_action(‘wp_head’, array(&$this,’print_page’));
This might be an option to include/exclude in future versions. Thanks for the idea!
Which IE version you are using? I’ve tested with IE9 AGCA 1.2.6.4. WordPress 3.4.2 and Site Background Slider 1.0.8 and it looks good. I doubt it’s related with AGCA. But anyway, if you want, send some screenshots how it looks now.
Will be included in next release. Thanks a lot!
This is done automatically to fit in that area. Not sure what are your exact expectations. Pleas send some screenshots what do you expect how it should behave and what is the current result.
Thanks.
Try using “Reset Settings” in AGCA->Admin Menu after all new buttons are added by the “Custom Post Type UI” plugin. If any other plugin changes admin menu, this button should be used first, before making any customization by AGCA.
Two column option is set, but only one column is displayed? Are widgets movable at all? Can you try to isolate the problem, does it work after AGCA is disabled? Can you provide some screenshots?
Thanks.
It should work in 3.4.2 as well. Try deactivating the plugin and press “Delete” on plugin page to delete it completely. Confirm with yes. After that, all AGCA data (in case that some are corrupted) are removed from database. Try installing it again and settings should work. If not let me know steps for reproducing after fresh install.
Thanks:)
Hi,
This is required for the AGCA plugin to work properly, because it should support different WordPress versions. I would say that this is not something to be concern about. There are many other traces that WordPress leaves about the WP version, like in head:
<meta name=”generator” content=”WordPress 3.4.1″ /> or in resources like CSS and JS
but even without it, it wouldn’t be difficult to guess which WP version is there.
If you still have any concerns about it, please don’t use it.
Thanks,
ArgoniusNot sure yet. AGCA 1.2.6.4 is pretty stable with WP 3.4. Next version would probably go with some new features, not only bug fixes.
Thanks.
I Agree, capabilities will be included in next few versions.
There is only one set of options per plugin, so including more different roles would make things more complicated. Most of users are satisfied with current configuration, so this is not priority, but is in plan for future work.Thanks,
ArgoniusHi,
He has some JavaScript error produced probably by some other plugin. Try to locate it in browser’s console, and try to fix that. Post it back if it’s problem for you to solve it.
If you need quick log in to site, just disable browser’s JavaScript and you should log in.
All right!
Can you try again after clearing browser’s cache? If problem persist, can you provide that URL if it’s public?
Thanks.
Admin menu customization should be the last step in client customizations. After saving menu settings, any other change on admin menu from outside of plugin, like adding new plugins, removing plugins, or changing menu in any other way can jeopardize menu configuration. In that case menu should be reset. So, just leave it for the very end, and you should be fine.
Thanks,
ArgoniusYour Network Admins probably have user level lower or equal to 9. AGCA assumes that admins are users with user level higher than 9 by default.
Check this link:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#User_Levelsfor more info about user levels in WP.