lysander
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Role Manager – Moderate Categories ErrorThis error was surprisingly not caused by Role Manager or anything to do with Role Manager, but rather an addon I had been using for awhile to limit access of a single category to moderators only. You’d “expect” in that case, for users that aren’t logged in to experience the same error as non-moderator members, which is why I dismissed the idea when brainstorming for causes. Well, chalk it up to incompatible plugins.
For everyone’s reference, the plugin I was using was called Cateogory Access, I’m not sure of the version number though since I immediately deleted it.
~Lys
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Jerome’s Keywords Restricted By CategoryThe only way I could think of making this work is to add two new database tables in mySQL (one for keywords themselves, and then one for comparing keyword IDs to category IDs). Then I would be able to run a query in the pages that picks out only the keywords used in the category selected, but using this method I’d have to change the codes in every page in the blog so that it updates the two new tables appropriately (and my current PHP skill isn’t up to that level honestly).
There has to be some easier way to accomplish this, but I’m still not familiar with all the functions in wordpress in general, or the Jerome’s Keywords functions. Anyone with any ideas about this at all, let me know.
~Lys
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Meta sidebar problemIf you’re trying to make it look exactly the same as the other sections, first off remove the “class” code in the
<LI>tags for each line in the credits section. The<LI class="sidebox">right before the “credits” header tag is supposed to be the only one in that section that has that class- so that’s most definately causing issues. Also, it looks like you tried deleting the paragraph tags from each of the lines, but you missed deleting the last closing tag at the end. And… let’s see… The order of your closing tags is definately weird, there’s so many UL and LI tags that’s it’s hard for me to tell if you properly placed a closing tag for the UL in the credits section, but if you did then it’s in the wrong place. Put it right before the</DIV>closing tag. Putting these things in proper order is a lot more important than it seems, because even if your browser displays it correctly if you mess up, someone elses’ browser might not be so forgiving.Go ahead and fix those first and see how it looks, and if it’s still weird then the
<div class="textwidget">(which I don’t recall seeing before) might be causing issues as well. Let me know how it turns out ^_^~Lys
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Meta sidebar problemI see several small quirks with the codes used. First off, the Pages Archives and Categories all use the <UL></UL> with LI tags to indent the links inside, which is fine. The last section, Credits, didn’t use the UL tags and thus nothing is indented, which also seems to work (not sure if it’s meant to be that way though).
For the section in question, Meta, you don’t have a UL opening tag but still used LI tags around the links (and there’s a lone UL closing tag as well, which is the main issue). Just put a UL opening tag after the Meta header part but before the login link and see if it fixes it. Since you’re using sidebar widgets I’m not sure where the code is exactly that you’d need to edit, but from the looks of the code formatting it seems you edited it yourself once before already, so you should be able to find it.
~Lys
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: “Allow Comments” on PagesWorked beautifully ^_^. Thank you very much.