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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: jQuery is disabled and this widget needs itthat message should only display when jQuery is disabled form the theme settings/advanced page…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Error while retrieving tweetsI’m not entirely sure but I think it’s a issue with “json_decode” when you’re running PHP <= 4. That’s the function that stores the data received from twitter into a array.
I’ve added the JSON library since this function is not available in PHP 4.x, but it doesn’t seem to work on all systems.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Mystique sidebar widthForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: WP 2.8.6 Mystique defacedfrom your logs, this seems to be the script that’s being run on your server. If this is a wordpress security vulnerability, maybe it will help WP developers fix it…
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: WP 2.8.6 Mystique defacedIs this the entire log related to this hack attempt?
because some things just don’t make sense.There’s a content.php file in the theme folder which doesn’t exist in the default Mystique theme, but it exists on your server. So I assume the hacker uploaded this file somehow on your server, but in your log there’s no trace for this upload.
Note that all GET requests are normal, the hacker can only do this trough POST requests. If you find another log that explains the content.php file upload, look for POST requests
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: remove “You’re using a old and buggy browser”it’s just a friendly message that presents better alternatives to the visitor. it aims to help him, not teach him a moral lesson…
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: remove “You’re using a old and buggy browser”The reason this theme displays a small red strip with some text using javascript is to encourage people to update their browser so they can browse safely & take advantage of the newest web technologies. Why is that a bad thing?
Nobody forces you to update if you don’t want to, just like nobody forces you to use a free theme.
Lots of users, including myself, are bound to IE6, because that’s still the standard in some corporate environments
That’s ridiculous. Change the standard. It doesn’t take you more than 3-4 clicks to install Firefox. Care to explain why is it so complicated on your side?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: remove “You’re using a old and buggy browser”This messange should only display in IE 6 and lower. There are no bugs regarding this.
On your site it shows in other browsers as well because you have errors in your post(s).
Looking in your home page source code I see that you commented some of the html code but you didn’t close the comment, so the javascript and the IE conditional comments at the end of the file that handle the browser checking will break…
I won’t tell you where that message is, fix your mark-up instead.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Dropdown problemenable jQuery from the arclite settings.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: how to adjust page widthit’s not a theme issue. it only affects mystique because in this theme all content outside the main/sidebar1/sidebar2 containers is hidden.
and a part of the shopping cart is pushed outside of the main window – probably a css bug somewhere in the plugin…Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Remove header triggersit’s in footer.php:
<div id="pageControls"></div>but a better way is to just hide it:
#pageControls{ display: none !important; }Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: (Mystique) How to fill just right the navbarNope, but you can add a extra 1px padding on the last page link.
for example:
ul#navigation li.page-item-2 a span.title[ padding: 0 5px; }look into the source to find the .page-item-x class
I didn’t test this, but it should do it:
ul#navigation li.active a:hover, ul#navigation li.active:hover a {background-color:#ffa502;} ul#navigation li.active a span.pointer, ul#navigation li.current_page_item a span.pointer, ul#navigation li.current_page_parent a span.pointer, ul#navigation li.current_page_ancestor a span.pointer{ display: none; } ul#navigation li.active a, ul#navigation li.current_page_item a, ul#navigation li.current_page_parent a, ul#navigation li.current_page_ancestor a{ background:#ffa502; color:#fff; text-shadow:rgba(0,0,0,0.5) 1px 1px 1px; }Change the background and color property values with your color hex code.
I’ve hidden the pointer because it’s a image and it’s always black.
…And again don’t modify style.css or you will loose any changes when you update.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: (Mystique) How to fill just right the navbardon’t modify style.css, use the theme settings:
ul#navigation li a span.title{ padding: 0 4px;}this is just a example.
change 4px with a different value until the links fill up the nav bar.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Mystique Fatal error: Undefined class name ‘self’Edit widgets.php, find
self::and replace it with$this->
This should make it work on PHP 4.btw I remember answering to the email you sent me about the same issue…
