Jay

Having a quick look at your code was nice lol, well seems your jQuery is giving an error. In turn, that’s causing all your jQuery files to error out saying that jQuery is undefined. I would suggest downloading the jQuery 1.7.1 and moving it into the wp-includes/jquery/js/ and rename it to jquery.js

Though I would be sure to download 1.7.1 to prevent any inconsistencies, as that seems to be the version it’s requesting. That will fix the majority of your problems. Oh and don’t forget to backup your site on at least a weekly basis.

Happy coding (^.-)

Moving it around is nothing but css 🙂

Go into the css and do this:
#branding hgroup{text-align:center}
This will center all the elements that can be centered, however, both site-description and site-title elements have a right margin of 270, you’ll have to remove this to get a realistic centering. The caveat to doing so is you may run into the search box if your title gets too large. In case you don’t care, and I’m sure you won’t be changing the title, here’s the css for that.

#site-title{margin-right:0}
#site-description{0 0 3.65625em 0}

Now, you have two choices, you can either append the above code to the end of the style.css in the /twentyeleven/ folder or you can edit the values directly, and save some bytes in your css file, your choice.

Have fun, happy coding (^.-)

Here’s the altered code for 3.3.1 🙂

<?php
$catArgs = array(
			'taxonomy'=>'job_categories'
			// post_type isn't a valid argument, no matter how you use it.
			);
$categories = get_categories('taxonomy=job_categories&post_type=ci_jobs'); ?>
 <?php foreach ($categories as $category) : ?>
	  <div class="job-cat"><?php echo $category->name; ?></div>
		<?php
        $postArgs = array(
			'orderby' => 'title',
			'order' => 'ASC',
			'post_type'=>'ci_jobs',
			'cat'=>$category->cat_ID,
			'tax_query' => array(
					array(
						'taxonomy' => 'job_categories'
					)
				)
			);
		 query_posts($postArgs) ?>
		<ul>
			 <?php while(have_posts()): the_post(); ?>
            <li><a><?php the_title() ?></a></li>
             <?php endwhile; ?>
		</ul>
 <?php endforeach; ?>
 <?php wp_reset_query();

When you said “taxonomy” my general assumption was you have already set a custom “taxonomy” with it’s own tags. However, in-case you were simply talking of the general taxonomy already installed, you can look at the “tags” parameters instead.

Tag Parameters
Taxonomy Parameters

Hope I’ve been helpful, happy coding 🙂

Not a prob, hell even I learned something here, i don’t use that filter much 🙂 Thanks for the info.

Just open your header.php and edit the site-description line, it’s like line 66 I think.

<?php bloginfo( 'description' ); ?>

Change it to use your image instead. Though ultimately if you want to change your image on the fly we’re talking about a totally different matter entirely lol.

You don’t have to turn it into a div, you can just change the link to a block level element. Or if you want FULL control, just apply a filter to the comment link.

From wp-includes/comment-template.php

function get_cancel_comment_reply_link($text = '') {
      if ( empty($text) )
          $text = __('Click here to cancel reply.');

      $style = isset($_GET['replytocom']) ? '' : ' style="display:none;"';
      $link = esc_html( remove_query_arg('replytocom') ) . '#respond';
      return apply_filters('cancel_comment_reply_link', '<a rel="nofollow" id="cancel-comment-reply-link" href="' . $link . '"' . $style . '>' . $text . '</a>', $link, $text);
  }

Flyer, the only way to do that is include wp-load.php… however, I think it’s best to make your new file and include it in the main, that way you can use WordPress’ functions without loading resources twice.

Example:

<?php
     /* FILE: mainPluginFile.php */
     include('userFile.php');

     /* The rest of your code here */
?>

<?php
    /* FILE: userFile.php */
    function userData(){
         /* Do your code here */
    }

    add_action('init', 'userData');
?>

You might want to also look into the get_currentuserinfo function which you can wrap inside the is_user_logged_in method.