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Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: New Admin Bar Web Developer Toolbar (Firefox)Thanks Dion.
:o)@ipstenu: Yes, as it turns out… the same problem does exist also on WordPress.com
Warm regards
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: New Admin Bar Web Developer Toolbar (Firefox)Thank you both Ipstenu and Dion for your replies.
@ipstenu: I’m unsure as I don’t have any blogs hosted by wordpress.com
@dion: My apologies for the blunt reply earlier.
Your suggestion is probably the best route to take, and I ended up sending a message to the author of the Web Developer Toolbar.As it turns out, WordPress’ admin toolbar has a z-index of 99999.
Remarkably high if you ask me. It appears as if there exists no upper-bound defined by the standards for CSS, meaning that it is entirely possible that some web developer somewhere out there might even have items on their website that would show up even in front of the admin toolbar.I think this remains a grey area that will need to be standardized in order to make applications like this compatible.
Warm Regards to You Both
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: New Admin Bar Web Developer Toolbar (Firefox)Pardon me for being blunt,
but if we take that approachen, then I think we’d just be passing the buck.I’ve used the “Web Developer Toolbar” on countless websites, and never before encountered anything like this.
We’re introducing a new toolbar into WordPress, and now is the time for us to be testing to make sure that it works with how we’re going to be using it on a daily basis.
The fix that I’ve made is a very simple one that I’m hoping will be incorporated into the core.
I changed line 92 of class-wp-admin-bar.php,
FROM:
<div id="wpadminbar">
TO:
<div id="wpadminbar" style="z-index:1000;">It seems that the z-index value is somewhat arbitrary to getting these two toolbars to work in harmony… as I’ve tried values ranging from 0 to 1000, and they all worked.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Need With New Widget AreasMy apologies for posting code…
relevant section of functions.php:
http://wordpress.pastebin.com/MkwkT1dErelevant section of homepage.php:
http://wordpress.pastebin.com/nV53G106relevant section of sidebar.php:
http://wordpress.pastebin.com/s3TFpUSDWhat I was hoping for, was the ability to maintain a value-list/drop-down/combo-box such as those that were created using the default Contact Form 7 install.
Your plugin allows me to create an edit box that is pre-populated based on URL parameters, and while not exactly what I was looking for, this will do the trick.
Thanks again sevenspark
Thanks sevenspark.
I now have your plugin activated on my WP install!
:o)I’ll give it a whirl, and keep you posted.
Cheers
Thanks for the response sevenspark;
I enabled debugging as you suggested (temporarily of course),
and the fatal error it spit out is as follows:Fatal error: Call to undefined function wpcf7_add_tag_generator() in \wp-content\plugins\contact-form-7-dynamic-text-extension\wpcf7_dynamic_text.php on line 163
Any ideas what could have prevented the function from being defined?
I am using WP v3.01 with all plugins up-to-date.
Regards
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Variable default values in Contact Form 7Unfortunately sevespark,
your plugin will not even activate on my server.
After extracting the .zip file to the appropriate location,
browsing the inactive plugins from my wp-admin, and pressing the activate button beside your plugin, I’m left with a blank white screen. At that point in time, I can no longer access my wp-admin, and was forced to delete your plugin’s subfolder. After deleting the subfolder, I once again have regained my wp-admin capabilities.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Variable default values in Contact Form 7Amazing!
That sounds like the kind of thing I was looking for.
I probably won’t get a chance to try it out until Wednesday, but I most definitely will test drive it, and let you know if it does the trick.Thanks for the response.
:o)Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to change the Blog Title on the index pageGlad it worked Greenegal.
:o)Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: SItes Stats has blown a fuse, keeps redirecting to log-inConsider me 11
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to change the Blog Title on the index pageIs it possible that you’re using the plugin “All in One SEO” ???
If so, go to:Settings > All in One SEO
and you can specify the “Home Title” thereFor the record, I’m open to alternate suggestions as well.
Going to a list view of one record doesn’t make much sense to me though.Is there perhaps a way that I can modify the loop in order to accomodate for this behaviour?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Custom post type tags/categories archive pageSame problem as “ecken” described.
After pasting the code provided here, it resolved my problem (tag pages now display CPT records too), however, when viewing that resultant list of CPT records, the page that gets displayed is missing my WP3 menu.Has anybody else been able to resolve this problem?
PS –> I pasted that code at the bottom of my functions.php file.