stanzl

I’d love to see WP in OOP!
I know this is a lot of work, there’ll be compatibility issues with Plugins ans Themes, but think of all the great possibilities with oo code in place (not to mention grandchild-, great-grandchild-themes etc.)
You could skip a release cycle or two (or three), like you did for wordpress.org and REALLY be poetic! 🙂

P.S. Until you’re there: Core Plugins would be awesome!

Dude, really?

style.css, line 1027:

ul.menu li {
background:url("images/div-h.png") repeat-x scroll left bottom transparent;
display:block;
padding:0 0 3px;
width:100%;
}

Lose the width property!

It appears that these widgets are hardcoded in your sidebar.php. Just open the file and delete the corresponding code. Then you’ll be able to use widgets dynamically without redundancy.

Quoting from the WordPress Codex:

Categories can be hierarchical in nature, where one category acts as a parent to several child, or grandchild, categories. Thoughtful categorization allows posts of similar content to be grouped, thereby aiding viewers in the navigation, and use of a site. In addition to categories, terms or keywords called tags can be assigned to each post. Tags act as another navigation tool, but are not hierarchical in nature. Both categories and tags part of a system called taxonomies.

Mabe you also want to define('WP_DEBUG', true); in your wp-config.php to get more infos

How about this:
http://wefunction.com/2009/10/revisited-creating-custom-write-panels-in-wordpress/

This is a problem within the plugin code, will say the setup of the options page. As you may notice the default » does not break.

A temporary solution would be to go into the “yoast-breadcrumbs.php” and alter the lines 103 and 108 by wrapping the $opt variable into htmlspecialchars().
But unless the developer changes that in the next upgrade, the manuall changes will be gone after the next upgrade -> temporaray solution 🙂