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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to divide page content into columns?You will need to provide more details on how you created your blog page.
if you create a blog page using a Static page based on the “Page with Posts” template, then you can use the “Display post Column” Drop down list found in the “Settings for “Page with Posts” Template” Section of the “Weaver II Options for this page” Area of the Page editing page in WordPress admin. This is not a WeaverII pro option, it is available in normal Weaver II.
If that option does not work, you may be using the default WordPress Blog page, in which case none of the options found there are active. This is determined by your settings in the Wp Settings > Reading area at the top of the page.
You may want to read the Weaver FAQ below for more on this.
http://weavertheme.com/controlling-your-home-page/You can make a simple test, create a New static page called Blog Test, base it on the page with posts template, and select the 2 columns options in “Display post Column”. then Add that page to your menu and have a look at it.
If you still have problems, I suggest you Open a Thread on the Weaver forum below
http://forum.weavertheme.com/
with a link to your site with that test page activeForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to divide page content into columns?Look at this thread in the Weaver forum
http://forum.weavertheme.com/discussion/1449/blog-page-with-columns-without-using-columns#Item_8Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: install error Weaver iiYou may want to use Weaver’s forum for these, it is probably the fasted way to get the developer’s attention
http://weavertheme.com/support/support-forum/Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Weaver II] Weaver II Review from an early adopterThanks,
In addition to the Mobile support, I forgot to mention one very important aspect of the Weaver II Theme, and it is the fact that the Theme is fluid.This means that regardless of the Browser window size, It will adapt and show everything in the appropriate manner.
In this day and age people’s level of equipment is very variable. It will range from Wide 24″ display on desktops to netbooks or old laptop with not so much resolution.With Weaver II, you can design at a reasonably large size to be at your best on large modern displays, yet know that it will scale properly on lower resolution screen, showing your whole site, without the need for people to scroll horizontally if their screen isn’t that big.
Note: If you are a hardcore fan of rigid sites you can still do that, but why would you 🙂
Basically you need a theme or a plugin that has page templates pulling the Custom Post types.
This plugin in itself does not give you display options, just the creation and managementTry 20 (the default) and see if it shows
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate TinyMCE] [Plugin: Ultimate TinyMCE] May be a small bugOne more thing I forgot, I am using the Weaver II theme in case there is a conflict there
http://weavertheme.com/Thanks.
If you are open to more suggestions, you may want to consider a Custom Insert drop down list button with the ability to create as many custom line of code in the list. Like that we could fill in any personal line of code or shortcodes that we use regularily and you would not have to fill every request 🙂Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate TinyMCE] [Plugin: Ultimate TinyMCE] May be a small bugI forgot to add, I also tried on firefox on the laptop, and same problem,with slightly different behavior, when I try to switch back to Visual, I can click the tab and the tab becomes active, but the Tool bar and the content of the window is empty. On IE, clicking the Visual TAB simply does not work, the HTML tab stays active.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate TinyMCE] [Plugin: Ultimate TinyMCE] May be a small bugOK so I did what I should have done at the beginning. I opened the IE developer Window (F12 on IE8 and IE9), and checked the Script tab debugger and console.
When everything work, the only warnings I get in the console are:
SEC7115: :visited and :link styles can only differ by color. Some styles were not applied to :visited.
post.php?post=1309&action=edit
SEC7113: CSS was ignored due to mime type mismatch
editor-style-css.php?mce=1&twidth=706&fontsize=12&fontfamily=%22Times+New+Roman%22%2CTimes%2Cserif&titlefont=%22Comic+Sans+MS%22%2CArial%2Csans-serif&bg=%23FFFFF0&textcolor=%23333&hdgcolor=%23000&inbg=%23EDECD1&incolor=%23222&a=%231868AD&ahover=%23BB1100&table=default&list=disc&ver=345-20111127
HTML1115: X-UA-Compatible META tag (‘IE=7’) ignored because document mode is already finalized.
post.php?post=1309&action=editWhen I recreate the problem (as so far it is 100% reproducible on my system) I get the following errors
SCRIPT445: Object doesn’t support this action
wp-tinymce.php?c=1&ver=345-20111127, line 2 character 137623SCRIPT445: Object doesn’t support this action
wp-tinymce.php?c=1&ver=345-20111127, line 2 character 137623
LOG: Failed to load: http://www.nicolatrwst.com/testnicola/wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/simple/editor_template.jsAnd in the debugger this part is highlighted as where the error is
H.theme=new q()Other things I tried:
I tried on an XP Pro Sp3 +IE8 laptop and I had the same problem, so I thought may be it is more linked to my configuration. Here are the other plugins I use:
Akismet
Easy Theme and plugin Upgrades
Fast Secure Contact form
Google XML sitemaps
Post Type Switcher
Types
Ultimate Tiny MCEBut I tried deactivating All the plug-ins except Ultimate, and it still fails in the same scenario
I did installed before ultimate the Advanced tinymce and the CKEditor, but have uninstalled them.
I also tried uninstalling Ultimate and reinstalling, no change.
If this info still does not help, I can do any other test you need using the Developer window and the script debugger if you like.
One last thing I noticed that when reducing the width of the browser, your buttons do no reflow at the top of the editor, they stick out into the sidebar. You may want to change the CSS to get a fluid reflow 🙂
Fyi, the new weavert II theme now supports post types, so you can display / filter them on page with posts, or insert them in any page with shortcodes.
Displaying post types requires for your theme template to support them.
Most themes today do not, so you need to create/edit templates to include post types in the loop.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate TinyMCE] [Plugin: Ultimate TinyMCE] May be a small bugI had no problem switching back and forth into an existing post or a new one, so I tried various scenarios until I found one that seems to reproduce the problem every time.
Click on Pages
Click edit on a page
Switch to the HTML view in the editor
Click on Posts, leave the page to go to posts
Click Edit on a post
Try to switch back to Visual it does not work and now you have to desactivate the plugin to make it work againThe funny thing is that if you do the same but going from Post to page it works fine. It is the transition from page to post that screws it up
Hope it will help nail the issue
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate TinyMCE] [Plugin: Ultimate TinyMCE] May be a small bugThe bug is more serious than I thought. It looks like it happens systematically if I switch to HTML with the standard wordpress tab at the top right. As soon as I do that, I cannot go back to Visual, I need to deactivate the plug-in which is quite inconvenient.
Although I would rarely use that view because of your advanced editor, there are cases I may still use it, and some of the users I make site for will inadvertently do that from time to time. So if you can find a way to fix that it would definitely be nice.
I am on windows 7, IE9 and WP 3.31
Let me know if there are any specific tests I could do for you on this
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate TinyMCE] [Plugin: Ultimate TinyMCE] May be a small bugCool 🙂
I suspected the issue would be to gather the options, this is also why the custom insert drop down list would also allow us to put in shortcodes with our preferred options.Looking forward to it.