Montresor

Um, I don’t have a blog, and besides: this is a support forum – I don’t think it’s appropriate to share personal links, etc.

Edit: You can paste it at the bottom of your style.css file, but remember to change the link so it points to your own image.

I’m sorry to hear that, but it’s a really easy fix: just remove the code you pasted in earlier. I’m sure it was wrapped in <?php and ?> tags, and that’s what’s causing the parse error.

Also, since it’s twentyten, my above fix stands:

Change this:

$args['show_home'] = true;

…to this:

$args['show_home'] = 'BLOG';

(in functions.php)

Paste this at the bottom of your theme’s functions.php file:

function quick_menu_fix( $args ) {
	$args['show_home'] = 'BLOG';
	return $args;
}
add_filter( 'wp_page_menu_args', 'quick_menu_fix' );

This will change Home to BLOG.

Ditto. It seems like a logical feature to implement too, I mean, why return only the full-size image when WordPress already has built-in support for various (including custom) thumbnail sizes? It’s very unlikely that users will upload images with consistent dimensions, so returning the full-size image is useless for a slider, which by its very nature requires consistent image dimensions! I sure hope this gets resolved soonish :/

@ Derek Herman: Perhaps, where get_option_tree() currently returns an array with [image] => *URL* it should instead return [image] => *array with each WordPress image/thumbnail-size as the key and its URL as the value*? Does that make sense, or am I just being stupid?