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We use a combination of White Label CMS and Advanced Access Manager to lock sites down for the end user.

White Label will allow you to customize the admin area to better “Brand” the site for the end user by adding their logo, colors, and other branding items… it also allows you to “hide” admin menu items so they don’t visit something they shouldn’t.

Advance Access Manager gives you more fine-tuned control, granting/denying access right down to a specific page or post. Very powerful. Read up on things before you get started, but otherwise these two should do what you are trying to accomplish.

Well, there are two options here:

First, you can create a custom Walker to use PHP to add that rel attribute to each category. The benefits to this method is you will be guaranteed to have that attribute added each and every time since it’s PHP doing the work. The downside is that you’ll need to know how to write a custom Walker, and more importantly you’ll need to know how to program in PHP.

The second option is to use jQuery to dynamically add that attribute. The upside to this is you won’t need to know PHP or how to create a custom Walker, and it’s SUPER easy to do. The downside is that it relies on JavaScript to add the attribute. So if the tooltips are essential to the operation of the site, this is not the method to choose.

It sounds like your tooltips are probably going to be a JavaScript enhancement anyway, so jQuery is by far the easiest way to go. But again, if your tooltips are ESSENTIAL to the operation of the site, then go PHP.

Let me know which way you’d like to go and I can offer assistance to both methods.

By default, the search results are sent to the homepage… you can customize the search results by creating a search.php page, but this is NOT the search results page, it’s simply a way to customize how the search results work. If you want a special page to show the search results, you’ll need to create a template. These directions will show you exactly what you need. It covers all options.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Search_Page

We use White Label CMS in conjunction with Advanced Access Manager to limit what our customers can do.

White label will give you the chance to “hide” certain menu items from them… Advanced Access Manager will give you more fine tuned control, down to a specific page or post. Both are very handy and help in making a pretty package for the end user.

If I’m not mistaken, I believe you are looking to use wp_list_pages(). Read up on this and let me know if it helps you out.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_list_pages

You know what, it’s late. Ignore my code. I think the only other issue you’re facing is this line (line 6 in pastebin):

<?php if(strlen(category_description()) > 0) echo category_description(); ?>

it’s missing a colon (:). Should look like:

<?php if(strlen(category_description()) > 0): echo category_description(); ?>

Show me the new error log

Ok, the problem is you have this line:

if(is_archive() && have_posts()) :

but you never close it. That looks like the only issue. You just need to add:

<?php endif; ?>

Wherever you need to end your if statement. It’s interesting you have is_archive() in that statement since you are on archive.php. Anyways, I didn’t look too much into what your code is doing, but that’s what’s breaking it. Fix that and your 500 error should go away.