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  • Thread Starter smortv

    (@smortv)

    I never did find a solution xpedito. I still feel WordPress would probably ignore the iframe, but I didn’t get the chance to test out my theory.

    I’m having the same issues using 2.5.27 of the plugin with WP 3.3.1.

    I have English and Chinese as the two languages of the site.

    If I update English text with the Visual Editor…

    1. When the page reloads the English tab has my edit
    2. I then switch to the Chinese tab and it now has all content
      (English stacked on top of my Chinese version)
    3. If I switch back to the English tab again it’s blank
    4. If I switch back to the Chinese tab it’s blank
    5. I then need to restore the last revision to get the content back.

    For now, I’m just trying to avoid making any edits.

    Make sure you build the index in the options.

    Thread Starter smortv

    (@smortv)

    Works good! On the site I was previously testing the plugin with it saves my menu icons but gives a warning.

    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home4/yyyyy/public_html/xxxxx/wp-content/plugins/custom-menu-images/custom-menu-images.php on line 150

    I installed the plugin on another site (fresh install of the plugin) and it didn’t give me the error, so perhaps it’s because I upgraded the plugin vs a fresh install (or maybe it’s just conflicting with another plugin).

    I’ll post if I notice any bugs, but it’s working good and my icons are showing up.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter smortv

    (@smortv)

    Hi Anabelle, I think that’s a good idea.

    In my case, I’ll only be using the navigation icons on my primary menu, however if I were using multiple menus with icons I would definitely prefer having all css within one file rather than the plugin making separate requests for each stylesheet.

    Two more unrelated items I’ll mention…

    1. When adding an icon image the thickbox popup isn’t able to fit the content of the wordpress image uploader/library (see example)
    Not a major issue, but slightly annoying. Looks like the thickbox width should be somewhere around 670px to fit everything.

    2. Originally when I was trying to get the plugin working I first specified an image URL and then decided to use the library instead. Even after selecting the “From Media Library” radio button, the input for the icon url was kept. I became unclear if that was something I had to manually clear before my library selection would work.

    I would either have the url input field cleared when the From Media Library option is selected, or simply add a margin on the bottom of the url input field to keep the two options a bit more separate.

    Thanks again for your work on this plugin.

    Thread Starter smortv

    (@smortv)

    Great, glad to hear it.

    I’ll be looking forward to the next release.

    Thread Starter smortv

    (@smortv)

    My menu is registered via functions.php:

    register_nav_menus( array(
    		'primary' => __( 'Primary Navigation', 'rek' ),
    	) );

    Then called in my header.php:

    $args = array(
      'theme_location'  => 'primary',
      'container'       => 'div',
      'container_class' => 'menu_header',
      'menu_class'      => 'menu',
      'echo'            => true,
      'fallback_cb'     => 'wp_page_menu',
      'depth'           => 0,
       );
    wp_nav_menu($args);

    [please format code using the code formatting button]

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