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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't get JQuery to work on my site.I’m having more problems with the JQuery. The code that you told me to wright worked great. I just had to change the part in the functions file from url to uri. The problem is that simple jQuery code was just a test. If I make any changes to it and try to actually put what I wanted in the first place it stops working.
I was trying to get the affect of a lightbox showing when someone clicks on something. Here is what I currently have in my jquery file.
$('#banner img').click(function($){ $('#backdrop').css('display','block'); });I already tried many variations to this as well such as taking the $ sign out and changing single quotes to double quotes but to no avail.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't get JQuery to work on my site.Ohhh my goodness! I can’t believe I made that mistake with the # sign, it wasn’t always like that. That came from re-writing it a bunch of times trying to get it to work then ended up making a simple typpo. I still have alot to learn about JQuery. I copied and pasted your example for the jquery file and now it’s working. It’s all because of that $ sign in the function. I thought I understood JQuery but I still have no idea why that silly $ sign makes it work.
I do have a question reguarding the one you told me to wrap in the function. I didn’t copy and paste that one yet because I just had a question. Are you sure that it’s get_stylesheet_directory_url()? I thought it was supposed to be get_stylesheet_directory_uri(). I use that one alot when I’m dynamically linking to files and images but I have always put uri on the end, not url. Is it the same function?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Contact Form Big ProblemsNo, that code is not from contact form 7. I tried using contact form 7 also and had the same problem. The code that you’re seeing on the site is from Jetpack. I just decided to delete the code from Jetpack and I used the code from contact form 7 and if you go look at that page now you will see I have the same problem. Here is the link again to view it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I am having a hair pulling crisist. Help me!I am confused because according to the error, it is in the pluggables.php file in the wp-includes folder. But this cant be right because all the other themes I use work just fine and they all use that file. it’s only with my personal theme I get this error. I also went into the pluggables.php file and deleted the extra spaces and it didn’t work. There also seeems to be something mentioned about functions.php:302. What does the :302 mean? I thought it meant like 302 but I was wrong.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Drop Down Menu on Twentyten ThemeAll of this I already knew. it still doesn’t answer my question. I know where and now wp_nav_menu works as well as how all the arguents work, and how to register it in functions.php. Who doesn’t know that? What I was trying to do is figure out how to make the physical affect happen on mouse over.
Anyway, I figured it out on my own. I went to youtube and found some tutorials and now my site is working the way it’s supposed to. Tyanks anyway guys…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Drop Down Menu on Twentyten ThemeI clicked on the link that you provided but this does not answer my question. I am not having having problems registering the navigation menues. What I am having trouble with is creating one of those on mouse over drop down menu affects. In other words. Making the secondary menu options appear and disappear when a user hovers his mouse on and off the main menu bar. What I would like to do is locate the code in the twentyten theme that makes that affect happen and steal it for myself. The link that you provided just taught how to properly register the menues.