christopherharte
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Ok, I did some research and I found this article. (If you are as person who gets frustrated with IE, i highly suggest giving this a thorough read) Turns out the display issue was being caused by something as simple as having position:relative in the styles for the header. I removed it and now the menus seem to appear fine on all pages. Im still looking for a fix for the nested menus issue
ok, I just realized that the header menu in ie 7 on all of the pages disappears outright if its left alone for a few minutes or so…… strange. my education lies more in art, i only started coding recently out of necessity though i have ironically fallen in love with it to a point much beyond simple usages, so i miss alot of simple little things like this due to the lack of education.
Thanks Again
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Next-gen Gallery QuestionHey EPBrassil, conveniently next gen does have a function included which allows you to do such a thing (if you haven’t figured it out already) In the wp-admin Next Gen Gallery dropdown, select manage gallery, select whichever gallery you would like to work with, on the top right of the options area you should see an area that says ‘page links to:’ select which page from your database you would like the thumbnail to link to.
I should note, that as far as I know, this feature applies to gallery thumbnails and links when you are viewing them in an album, though I have not tested this feature beyond this capacity. Also, in the wp-admin gallery drop down under: Options > Gallery, ensure that ‘Deactivate gallery page link’ IS NOT selected.
Cheers
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP 2.7 and image thumbnails nameHey, im happy someone has been experiencing a similar problem as I, and like my fellow wordpresser above i am surprised that there is not much documentation yet on this subject. I do believe that in some circumstances, the dimensions on the of the image appended to the end of the image file name can present issues for blogs or sites using the image name in custom fields. For example, The site that I have been working on I found it most appropriate to use a custom field to save the image name as post metadata, and then call one of the three various sizes of that picture, depending how the post is formatted in that particular section of the site.
I have been able to get around the issues for now as i have just called the metadata and added to an inline css background declaration, such as
<div style="background:url(images/<?php echo $thepicname; ?>-100x66.jpg)......">
However, this method relies on the image being uploaded at specific dimensions each time, which is fine for me, but not so much for the other less computer literate coworkers of mine.Thank you teonsight for posting your workaround, i will give it a try 😉
If you are unsure what I mean, please check out http://kayvontv.com to take a look.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WPDB scope issue?Never mind, education is a funny and exciting thing, i figure ill just check out the wp-comments-post.php in the root and see whats going on there
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WPDB scope issue?Whoops, under the code, i meant to say is that the code above is in getfav.php where the form submitting the POST to getfav.php is on a separate page also in the theme directory, thx!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: wp_list_comments not listing commentsHAH! Im guessing it was a scope issue, and im too preoccupied to find out exactly what was causing the problem though i will look into it once i figure out what im doing 😐 i know this is a hackish solution, but it seems to work, and that is to just copy the function from its native file and apply it directly to the page that was having the issue. At least this keeps things consistent and reduces my evening workload, allowing me to focus on the good stuff 😉
Thanks