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  • Thread Starter nativepdx

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    Its probably about as good as I can get.

    thanks for your input

    Thread Starter nativepdx

    (@nativepdx)

    ok, I’m ok with that answer but just to explore this a little further. I setup a link to a microsite that was offered by a vendor for it’s dealers. It opens a new window with lots of links and content but I can’t navigate outside of the page. the only choice I have is to close the window. I had someone refer to this as a cul-de-sac site. I was asked to have all the links on this site work in the same manner.

    nativepdx

    (@nativepdx)

    usage question –
    If I restrict a page will this plugin remove it(the page) from the menu for those users that are not authorized?

    where can I modify the responses users get if they are not authorized to view the content?

    thanks
    nativepdx

    another newbie to WP so 2.7.1 is my first install. Was really glad to find this plugin as I wanted to capture some additional info on my community of readers. I setup four additional checkboxes from which I expect a new user to select one of the four. tested and found that all the checkboxes show as selected in the user profile regardless of which ones actually get picked at registration.

    thanks
    mark

    So is this the best way to add some spry.js to a page? I dont seem to find any other plugin that addresses the idea of dropping in a pre-coded spry script. I found a site that has a fairly extensive amount of html to support this script
    <!–<script src=”SpryAssets/SpryMenuBar.js” type=”text/javascript”></script>–>
    <!–<link href=”SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarHorizontal.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” />
    –>

    What the site is using it for appears to work just fine.
    I would like to install a SpryTabbedPanels.js on one of my pages.

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