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I don’t think I quite get your problem. Page one will always show the latest blog posts… pages 2, 3, 4, etc… will show older ones. Blog posts show newest to oldest. Can you try to explain the issue a little better?

Yes… It’s a common problem with the way the default visual editor tries to “format” the code. The only solution is to stay in HTML mode and never go back!!! Or use a different visual editor other than the default!

What we do is use Gravity Forms. It’s $40 for one site, more money for more sites. But it’s basically JotForm built into WordPress. So easy to use, only one login. I know you probably don’t want to pay money for anything… but we used JotForm for a long time until we found this plugin.

If you are set on keeping JotForm, then you can try to use Ultimate TinyMCE or even TinyMCE Advanced. Either of these two will alter the visual editor and improve performance switching between HTML and Visual editors. Let me know if this helps…

If you’re first block of code was giving you an array, simply loop through the array and echo out what you need.

$myterms = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'province' );
foreach( $myterms as $term ) {
    echo ( $term->name );
}

You may need to add other HTML code to make it look how you want, of course.

I don’t know if you’re using the right function in the right place. I’m also not entirely sure what you are looking for. However, I have an idea that you could try. It looks like you want to use the first function above and use the_excerpt() unless you’re in the “videos” category, correct? Try:

/* muimedia_post_entry_summary */
if ( !function_exists( 'muimedia_post_entry_summary' ) ) {
	function muimedia_post_entry_summary() {
		?>
		<div class="entry-summary">
			<?php if (has_post_thumbnail()){ ?>
			<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" title="<?php the_title_attribute( array('before' => esc_attr__( 'Permalink: ', 'muimedia' ), 'after' => '')); ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?></a>
			<?php } ?>
			<div id="categorysummary">
			<?php
				if( in_category( 'videos' ) ) {
					the_content();
				}else {
					the_excerpt();
				}
			?>
			</div>
		</div>
		<?php
	}
}

As you can see, the only place I made a change was where you are pumping out the_excerpt(). I added a simple if/else statement to check to see if the post you are looking at is “in” the video category. If you are in that category, show the content, otherwise show the excerpt. Hope this is what you were looking for.

There is nothing wrong with the Nivo Slider itself. It’s working the way it was designed. The issue lies with the images. Nivo Slider requires all images to be the exact same dimesions, and NOT .png (though .png does work, you’re seeing the reason they don’t recommend it).

Your options are to either make sure all the images are physically the same dimensions by stretching them, or add white (or another background color) around the image to “fake” the way the image looks and assure they are all the same dimensions.

Glad I could help. Also I read through your post on “URL Redirection For WordPress Multisite Subdomains” and it’s good… but there are some steps that could be simplified. Especially if the person has access to the SQL database. If you’d like some help writing that up, let me know.

On a daily basis, we create “test” sites on our website using sub-domains. When the site is ready to go live, we port the entire WordPress site over to their domain. Similar to what you are doing here. The steps we use are shorter and easier and don’t require recreating anything, even the widgets.

Sorry, can’t help you there. Unfortunately we build our own themes where I work, so I can’t offer any out-of-the-box solutions. If you decide to try coding it yourself, let me know and I can offer advice and tutorials. Good luck.