Alex Cragg

have you tried changing
<style type="text/css" media="screen"> @import url( http://gomeffect.nl.orion.dnstemplate.com/wp-content/themes/Gom Nieuw/style.css );</style>
to
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" title="Default Style" href="http://gomeffect.nl.orion.dnstemplate.com/wp-content/themes/Gom Nieuw/style.css" media="screen" />

that might help, give it a try, if not, then maybe when you edited the style sheet you deleted the closing */ on the theme details by mistake or something like that?

go to your admin section, then options, on the general options page untick ‘users must be registered and logged in to comment’.

If that isn’t checked then there is something else wrong!

when you say user then, do you mean not a backend user, but a visitor to your site?

maybe try using is_page() with the id of the page you have as the static homepage in the brackets?

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It is an e-commerce solution, a free plugin, with a payment for a members module upgrade.

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Just to make sure I understand the issue, and from looking at your site.

You click on your portfolio, then the submenu appears. You click on websites, and a list of sites comes up, you click on one of them, but then the submenu disappears, but you still want it there. Is that the problem?

Assuming all your posts listed under ‘website’ are in a ‘website’ category, with an ID of 1, you could use something like

<?php if (is_single())&&(in_category(1))
{ echo 'here is my submenu php/html stuff';
} else {
echo 'whatever';
}
?>

maybe i missed something though, so sorry if that wasnt what you were looking for! 🙂

I went to post this last night, and my laptop ran out of battery, so sorry about that.

First off, let me say thank you! This is the ideal solution to do something that I have been trying to get around for the last few days!

I’m not 100% sure of this, so it might not work, but its something to play with, and i havent tested it.

First of all, i dont think this could work with widgets, so you would have to add php into your sidebar directly.

<?php $my_query = new WP_Query('showposts=5');
while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post();	$sidebarrecent[] = get_the_ID();?>

So, create a new variable in a custom loop: $my_query.
then get this to perform the main wp query on posts, and tell it to show the last 5.
Then start the normal loop structure, but using our custom query.
Set up an array to store the ids of the posts found.

Now we can call on this array to show the posts, and then find their respective excerpts.

so for this we just use
<li><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li> to output the title and
<?php the_excerpt(); ?> for the excerpt, but where to put it i hear you ask?!

Well, for example, if we were using mootools, we would just place this as the title of the link, so we now get this:
<li><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" title="<?php the_excerpt(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li>

To set up the javascript, its a bit trickier, (and again, this is more than likely missing something!!) as mootools requires a variable and class for each instance of the script, and as its moo, add the domready.

<script type="text/javascript">
window.addEvent('domready', function(){
var Tips<?php
foreach ($sidebarrecent as $id) {
"'.Tips".$id."'";} ?> = new Tips($$(<?php
foreach ($sidebarrecent as $id) {
"'.Tips".$id."'";} ?> ));
});
</script>

Now include the mootools library and you should be good to go.

let me know how far you get.

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http://butlerblog.com/wp-members/