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  • Thread Starter danwsim

    (@danwsim)

    Im trying to get the data with the following:

    <label>Capacity </label>
    <input type=”text” name=”proprty_capacity” id=”proprty_capacity” class=”textfield” value=”<?php echo esc_attr(stripslashes($proprty_capacity)); ?>” />

    seriously, is it a mispelling.

    btw, the data is a number.

    Thread Starter danwsim

    (@danwsim)

    okay, I have made a little bit of progress,

    This line of code turns up nothing, or at least it appears that way to me:
    <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID,’capacity’,true);?>

    Whereas this line of code turns up the result I need in the preview:
    <?php echo $proprty_capacity;?>

    I feel like I am taking crazy pills. Granted, I have no idea how either one of these works. Or why they work, but I copied how all of the other items were coming up.

    Best,
    Dan

    I’m still not into black, love me some white websites.

    I have never worked with woot themes, but you may want to consider something else.

    I have never built a site where i didn’t entirely scrap my original design. I’m not a pro of course, but sometimes its faster.

    I made another site in K2, and was thrilled with it. Spend like 3 weeks fcuking around with K2 to end up with something that looked nothing like K2.

    Now I think that was a big waste. K2 is chill, but too plain.

    Anyhow, check out Elegant Themes. You may be able to find a sample theme to download somewhere. I would pay them if you make some money.

    Nova from elegant themes is slick. But it would require a really nice image to fill that giant featured item spot.

    Maybe even a few images.

    Also, you could easily make that header with a clear background.

    If you want something easy to fix, those pages on the slider are turning way too fast.

    Thread Starter danwsim

    (@danwsim)

    Is it okay to bump your Q’s up in here?

    I feel like this sort of thing is out there. But who knows.

    It’s coming along.

    My gut is that you may be feeling the need to venture too far away from the original theme.

    I’m getting a lot of black on my display. Maybe you are currently working on it.

    Definitely need a better header, get that sorted out. Go and download a free preview of Adobe Illustrator, easy as pie to create nice looking text. Just look up instructions on youtube. Illustrator + youtube = nice header text.

    Other than the header, and a few colors, I would stay as tight to that theme as possible.

    check me out

    [Link removed], but that is in blogger, but the header was made in illustrator, maybe a bit fancy, but I have minimal skills.

    Thread Starter danwsim

    (@danwsim)

    Are you saying it is possible it cant be done without going through their support?

    Keith,

    I have WordPress 2.7, and I had a similar problem.

    You need to open the sociable.php file and get rid of the part where it checks to see if you have disabled Sociable. This feature seems to be broken, or just broken for you and I.

    The Sociable.php file has tons of comments in it, the code is well written with regards to proper commenting. You should be able to find the portion of code to remove.

    I also answered this question somewhere else.

    if (get_post_meta($post->ID,’_sociableoff’,true)) {
    return “”;
    }

    Removing this code will most likely solve your problem.

    I had the same problem as all of you, and I solved it in the following manner. This does break a certain tool, mostly the disable tool, although that never worked for me anyway.

    Open up the Sociable.php, and remove the following lines of code:

    if (get_post_meta($post->ID,’_sociableoff’,true)) {
    return “”;
    }

    This makes Sociable stop checking if it should be on or off.

    I am implementing Sociable manually, by inserting the code myself, I dont know how this will play if you are using the automated insertion.

    I am using WordPress 2.7 or so, Sociable seems almost completely broken for me, but with the manual insertion, and removing this line of code. I have everything I need.

    Thread Starter danwsim

    (@danwsim)

    I think I solved the problem, something to do with the #primary wrapper high negative margin.

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