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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Where does one start to purge ALL that is weaver from WP3.1This problem has been solved – there was in fact a CSS snippet added to hide the primary menu.
But Weaver does have a “reset” button found near the bottom of the Advanced Options page that will reset Weaver back to the default.
In general, Weaver will retain your old settings in the database, and this almost always is a good thing. It means that you can switch themes, or upgrade to the newest version of Weaver, and all your old settings will still be there.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Weaver z-index in IE7Please upgrade to the latest version of Weaver 2.0.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Admin pages killed by weaver themeThe Weaver theme does absolutely nothing to touch the rewrite rules. Don’t know what happened, but there have been no other reports of any issue like this for the Weaver theme.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: CSS Issue in weaver themeThere are options in Weaver to change the colors specified, and apparently the user found the solution since the web site has easily readable search boxes, etc.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme Weaver – Gallery post view problemI don’t think this is a theme issue.
Please try temporarily switching to Twenty Ten and see if the problem persists. If it does, then the problem is not a Weaver issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2010 Weaver Header problems@wim Bavelaar –
Your post is off topic, and has nothing to do with the 2010 Weaver or Weaver theme.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2010 Weaver Header problemsTo anyone viewing this topic, please note that the most recent posts don’t have anything to do with the Weaver theme, but are general questions about headers.
The whole table styling has been upgraded with more recent versions of Weaver. The newest Version 2.0 will be available here on WP.org soon, and the RC is available now at http://wpweaver.info.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2010 Weaver Support@edventrues:
The moving the title issue has been resolved in newer versions of Weaver. Version 2.0 should be available here before too long, and the RC is now available at http://wpweaver.info.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2010 Weaver V1.5.4 Internet Explorer Menus IssueThis has been fixed in the about to be released Weaver 2.0. You can download the release candidate at http://wpweaver.info. It should show up here at WordPress.org fairly soon.
So I found the solution to this problem.
I still don’t understand why the NextGen img tags are breaking IE 7 z-indexing, but that really is the problem.
For Twenty Ten, you can edit the style.css file and add this rule:
#masthead {z-index:5; position:relative;}This doesn’t seem to hurt on other browsers and IE 8, but fixes the problem on IE 7.
It seems that the actual menu div (#access in Twenty Ten) must be nested within another div that has a z-index > 1 in order for the NextGen thumbnail images to go behind submenus.
It doesn’t look like there is a fix to cover all themes with the same fix. Nevertheless, it does seem that NextGen should try to fix something about how it displays thumbnails since other images will display correctly with no changes in IE 7.
It isn’t the lightbox that doesn’t work, but the standard submenus being covered by the the basic static NextGen thumbnails, which are really img’s. In fact, there is no z-index styling in the base NextGen .css file.
When a significant fraction of the most popular themes won’t work with NextGen, I don’t think it is necessarily the responsibility of each theme developer to discover the work around. On the other hand, more than 50% of the top themes do work.
And in the end, it really is an IE 7 issue.
There are plugins that allow you to add CSS or code the the header of any theme, so it could be fixed that way. The question then becomes, what is the conditional CSS that is needed to fix the menu problem?
Plus, there are plenty of other themes that are using the same sub-menu model as Twenty Ten (similar CSS tricks as used by Twenty Ten for #access ul ul), so this isn’t exclusively a Twenty Ten problem. I’d wager I could find ten or more themes that are broken with NextGen and IE 7 withing a half hour or less.
I just checked the Featured Themes, as well as some of the other most popular themes, and these are all broken with NextGEN and IE 7:
Twenty Ten
Toolbox
Liquorice
Coraline
News
WeaverThat represents a very significant percentage of the top WP themes. Sounding more and more like a NextGen issue than a theme issue.
Maybe the themes should fix it, but just what that solution might be could probably be supplied by NextGen.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What size photo is needed for weaver 2010 transparent sub themeWhatever you want. The background image uploader lets you specify different kinds of repeating, etc. But the standard width of a Weaver page is 980px, so you might want one that wide. But it really is up to you.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Weaver: images appear cutoff within content areaAsk on the Weaver support forum, http://wpweaver.info/forum, and provide a link to your site.