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  • Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    Thanks for the quick reply. I have tried the simple way. But since my value is not exactly ‘concept’ it is not found.

    Just to make sure you understand my problem:

    Post #1 has the value:
    a:2:{i:0;s:7:"concept";i:1;s:6:"design";}

    Post #2 has the value:
    a:1:{i:0;s:6:"design";}

    Post #3 has the value:
    a:3:{i:0;s:7:"concept";i:1;s:6:"design";i:2;s:11:"development";}

    The values on posts #1 and #3 both contain the word ‘concept’. Now I want to have a post where just those two appear. I think I need to have some kind of query, which reads out all meta_values, compares them with the word ‘concept’ and then throws me the IDs.

    In addition I want to do this with the other two words ‘design’ and ‘development’ as well. I want to filter by content of the value, not the value itself.

    Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    So you do have an answer to my problem?

    Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    I want to have a simple and slim hover effect in my menu. I found Eric Meyer’s Pure CSS Popup. He adds the element by display:block when hovering the actual link. All very simple. However, the element with the same class as the link has to be before the </a> tag. In my opinion it is a very structured and slim way to define a hover effect. Or is there something better? Which works with the WP array? I am sure there are other solutions but I can’t figure them out right now.

    Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    Hi esmi,
    Thanks for the advice. I am already working with my own child theme. It is based on the TwentyTen. Because of that I referred to TwentyTen, so you can figure, what structure and framework I am basically using. I am looking for a solution within the theme without touching the WP core for obvious reasons. Do you know if I can get inside of the array that way?

    Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    Hi there,
    I can make my idea more clearly now. I am working with the theme TwentyTen. Within the header.php you can find the line 85: <?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?>. Here my menu gets arrayed dynamically. The Line, I can see in the sourcecode is this: <div class="menu-header"><ul id="menu-main" class="menu"><li id="menu-item-275" class="menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-275"><a href="#">Linkvalue</a></li>....

    Now I want to add one specific line where the dot is: ...Linkvalue•</a>.... Is it possible to do this by hacking functions.php or the array? And further: Is it possible to add a dynamic line?

    The goal is this: ...Linkvalue1<crap1></a>... ...Linkvalue2<crap2></a>....

    I would be so happy to get some advice.

    Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    I FOUND IT!! It was the way, WordPress codes the link to the file. Within the image attachment window you can choose betweet a link as an attachement to the post or the absolute path to the image. The absolute path made the trick.

    Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    Hi there,
    I found out, that if I manually add the class="fancybox" to the image the plugin works. So it’s not the plugin itself which is broken. But it somehow shows a small iframe which contains the whole page, showing the normal WordPress-Gallery-Mode.

    Is there a bug because of the fact of how I insert the image to my post? How can I set these things right? Or can I turn off the WordPress-Gallery-Mode somehow? this will probably lead to success.

    Someone? Anyone?

    Thread Starter Sgt. Floyd Pepper

    (@sgt-floyd-pepper)

    Sooo simple. Sorry Supporters for not thinking in any direction.

    Best, sgt

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