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Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: restoring the one click logoutI did write a plugin/function for myself to alter the admin theme, but there was some sort of javascript running in the background which I couldn’t force to deactivate, so even when I got the logout to appear, I still had to click on it twice. The only way around I found was to hack the core, so I did.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: restoring the one click logoutFor those of us who do not use the relatively new admin bar that drops down (it’s gray colored) at the top of the screen (because it just adds clutter to our WordPress installation – it is deactivate), when WE logout, we use the logout in the upper right corner, which with 3.2 now requires us to annoyingly click on it twice, unless we hack the core, which I’ve done on my own 3.2.1 installation.
Anyway, I hope that the WordPress dev. folks would alter the core in future releases for those of us who do not use the gray colored admin bar, so that we’ll have a simple one click logout again.
Thank you! 🙂
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: WordPress 3.2 Admin InterfaceThat doesn’t help.
With a user-base as titanic as WordPress, it just seems, not well thought out that the core coding folk couldn’t have simply, and easily rolled the code over into an admin theme plugin themselves, such as was done with the admin bar:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-admin-bar-removal/
Anyway, if the core folk could make something like this happen, I am sure that a whole lot of us will be extremely appreciative.
Thank you!
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: WordPress 3.2 Admin InterfaceI really don’t like the new interface at either. I’ve been scouring around the forum here, and the internet in general, looking for a way to restore the old interface, but keep the upgrade, and have been thinking of simply not updating most of my sites to the new version if I can’t.
The old interface is just so bubbly, happy, and friendly, the new interface just seems cold and trying to be futuristic. I WANT MY OLD BUBBLY, HAPPY, AND FRIENDLY WORDPRESS BACK! 🙁
If someone on the forums here knows a way to keep the old interface, but also upgrade to the new WP version, please let us know!!!
Thank you!
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Cannot alter theme files under developmentOkay, I just figured out the problem. It was me. Brain fart. I was getting the files all mixed up; everything is working now in 3.1. Sorry about that. 🙁
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Add option to hide new Admin BarWith 3.1, I was SUPER annoyed by this too and pretty much see the new bar as a useless addition to WordPress.
Global disabling through the Dashboard would be extremely nice in a future release. Nonetheless, someone in wordpress dev patiently pointed out that to deactivate it through the Dashboard itself (no need to fiddle with the functions.php file), go to “Users,” select your username, and under your profile options is the option to turn this off!!!! Yay!
Thank you dev-angels!!!!
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: WPAdminBar as option?With 3.1, I was SUPER annoyed by this, but someone in wordpress dev patiently pointed out that to deactivate it, on the Dashboard, go to “Users,” select your username, and under your profile options is the option to turn this off!
Thank you dev-angels!!!!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: New uploaded images won't show after server moveOkay, I got it to work. My problem was that when it was all moved to the new server, the DNS pointers with my URL registrar (which was different than my host) had not been updated, so I had to go do that. It had been accessing the old server for everything. That’s why when I uploaded images to the new server, it couldn’t find them. Now with the DNS pointers changed everything is working dandy! Yay!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Page Template Extended] Plugin works with latest version of K2 themeThis looks like a good plugin, but you can use the body_class(), just as well, or even more easily, to style any and all child-pages or categories too. See: http://www.nathanrice.net/blog/wordpress-2-8-and-the-body_class-function/
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Twenty Ten and Fire Fox 2.0When I installed WordPress 3 and having the Twenty-ten theme, I also found that in older browsers, it will not display correctly as the center part of the page with the primary contents and sidebar are split, the page stretches DOUBLE WIDE with the header/footer on the right side and the main contents on the left. Anyway, it looks awful for people browsing on older browers as I sometimes do and as the poster above has witnessed. To fix it, I tweaked the following lines of code so that it would display correctly:
At line 83 of /wp-content/themes/twentyten/header.php, before <div id=”main”>, add the following:
<div style=”width:900px;position:relative;float:left”><!– corrects misaligned displays –>
At line 15 of /wp-content/themes/twentyten/footer.php, after </div><!– #main –>, add the following:
</div><!– corrects misaligned displays –>
And now everything should be peachy keen! Best wishes to whoever else might have this problem too. 🙂