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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Kimili Flash Embed] WMODE="Transparent" doesn't workUh.. Nevermind, it was my theme’s fault. There was a DIV with a black background between the flash header and the page background. I appologize!
Thanks anyway.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Page Theme] With latest WordPress version the plugin doesn't workUh.. just tested, no, it doesn’t work. I was able to finally choose the theme but when I open the page, it doesn’t work. Here is the page:
http://redcrowdesign.net/rcdtests/welcome-to-test-page-001/
It still appears with the default theme.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Page Theme] With latest WordPress version the plugin doesn't workThanks a lot mate, everything is working alright now! The mere fact of being able to choose a theme for a page is a definitive life saver for me!
The only bug that I experience right now is that some themes are unchoosable (if that is a word) I click on them and it bounces back to some other theme. I am not sure what the problem may be.
Still, thanks a lot for this fix. Great plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Page Theme] With latest WordPress version the plugin doesn't workSame here and need to test a page for a customer. Will this plugin be updated later or I can give up and find a new one?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cool Video Gallery] [Plugin: Cool Video Gallery] Issues with CVG 1.6@praveen Rajan: Hey, I solved the scrollbar problem. been researching this all day all over the web, a lot of people have it, but many people don’t have it so it’s hard to come up with a solution when it’s not a common problem. What I did was open the code with Opera’s “inspect element” and tried to change the plugin’s native CSS with this in my CSS:
#fancybox-content { overflow: hidden !important; border: 10px solid #000 !important; }That didn’t work at all, so I opened the code again looking for the problem and realized that the core of the problem is in the DIV of the Fancybox (the one that holds the video element);
<div style="width:640px;height:486px;overflow: auto;position:relative;">Now, I am no CSS wizard, so I wasn’t able to come up with a workaround for this via CSS, what I did instead was to change the jquery.fancybox-1.3.4.pack file, in the cool-video-gallery/third_party_lib/fancybox folder. I looked for the word “overflow” and changed “auto” for hidden. I am just a graphics designer, not a programmer but that seemed to do the trick. I don’t know what the side effects of my hack were so I would like to ask if this fix will appear in the next update or I have to do this every time I update the plugin.
My programmer is sort of a guru in PHP, but he’s not familiar with WordPress. And yeah, I wouldn’t touch ANY file that has to be hard-coded. My forte is art. By the way, for those who are curious. Site’s done and here’s how it looks:
Thanks everyone for your help!! 😀
Woah… Sounds complex LOL. Is there a plugin that can change it? I wouldn’t like to mess with the code…
No, it’s not in the comments.php or any other PHP file in that folder. I used Adobe Dreamweaver to search through all the PHP files for words such as “Your email address” or “Required fields are marked”. It’s just not there. I even tried to find word by word ’cause WordPress themes sometimes fragment it and intercalate it with code.
As for the plugin, it’s just the default text that comes with wordpress. I have quite a few plugins at work but none doing the comments for me, I do want one tho. I’ve been looking for one for 10 days now but apparently either there isn’t such plugin or I am not using the correct keywords to search for it. I’d rather change it from a plugin’s control panel than mess with the PHP’s but can’t find one that will do it for me.Wow! That was very clear. Thanks very much for the answer. I just have one more question. And forgive me if it’s stupid, but, how do you edit such things as the chunk that says:
“Leave a Reply
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *”I just can’t find it in the code! Haven’t slept in all night trying to edit that and other text and can’t seem to find any of it. It doesn’t help either that I am not a too brilliant programmer…
Problem fixed. Had to hire a PHP programmer LOL. Thanks anyways.
Thanks a lot dude!! 😀 The first link was like “chinese” to me but the second one is a bit more understandable. But still it does not explain how to add SWF’s, just plain images. I’m trying to figure that out but it ain’t working. And I need to get rid of the search bar and the menu that comes with the default installation of wordpress too. Or at least the just menu, ’cause my header SWF already has a nice animated menu, I don’t mind *a lot* the search field. Thanks again, man.
Hello, thanks for the answer. I’d rather stay away from the original files. The last time I altered the original files the template was rendered buggy with subsequent updates. That is why I decided to go with functions.php, in a Child theme. And yes, I do know about child themes. And I know that the child’s header.php will completely replace the parent’s and when an update comes the header.php won’t be updated. I mean, yes, the parent’s will, but the child’s header won’t so it’ll be like updating everything but the header. What’s the point then? While with functions.php the child overrides or adds to the parent’s. Which is what I want.