willshouse

Actually the container is not really the <ul>, it is the <div> that wraps the <ul>. So if you set the container to false or ” you are just getting rid of the <div> but not the <ul>.

Emil is on the right track, but I had trouble getting the add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu', 'remove_ul' ) to actually work.

So, I think this code will actually work for you:

$options = array(
  'echo' => false
 ,'container' => false
);

$menu = wp_nav_menu($options);
echo preg_replace( array( '#^<ul[^>]*>#', '#</ul>$#' ), '', $menu );

I put a more detailed explanation on my blog: How to Remove ul from wp_nav_menu

ok, i found the solution. you have to flush out the taxonomy. instructions here

We are all looking for the same thing:

• Custom field with media library
• Add browse button to a custom field
• Insert image – In custom field

It has to be out there.

I’m also looking for the same thing. I think the custom field images plugin is a bit misleading. It may be a good starting point for writing a plugin to do this, but I’m pretty sure one already exists.

I want to find it, too! 🙂

We are all looking for the same thing:

• Custom field with media library
• Add browse button to a custom field
• Insert image – In custom field

It has to be out there.

I posted an updated version of the plugin on my blog, based on the changes mentioned above. Feel free to download it

It was having some trouble showing / hiding the meta boxes on the “edit page” screen. Also, I feel like if you add a custom type, say “events,” when you click on that you should view all events instead of editing a new one (like how posts and pages work). I fixed that, too.

I may have made a few other minor tweaks, too, but I didn’t spend too much time documenting my changes. Sorry. Anyhow, it seems to be working pretty well now. I wish we could get the original authors back on board. It’s such an awesome plugin.

Oh yeah, and it’d be nice if there was a way to have “previous versions” for the other fields, but doing that would require some significant changes to the way the wordpress database is set up, which I think would be a bad idea.

Cheers.

there should be a way to write a plugin which modifies the “theme_advanced_blockformats” variable. by using a plugin with a hook / loop setup, you wouldn’t have to change any of the wordpress core files and thus would be OK for use with upgraded and future versions.

Also, I believe that the code above is allowing wordpress to use the compressed version of tinymce which should load faster (see: http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Compressor/PHP)

by changing that code you are forcing the editor to load as the uncompressed version.

changing the block formats is something I’d like to do as well, but I want to do it the “right” way. i’ll post the solution here when I find it, but it may be a while as this isn’t at the top of my priorities right now 🙂