wpweaver

Sorry about not getting back – guess I should subscribe to the feed on this topic…

I don’t exactly understand everything you’ve said – it can be very hard to do without actually seeing code. If you’d like to contact me via my website (wpweaver.info), perhaps I could take a look at what you’re doing. I thought you were just working on a custom Weaver theme, but if you’re doing an interesting plugin, perhaps a quick glance at the code might trigger something. Sometimes just another set of eyes can see an issue.

The Site Header Insert Code section of the Advanced Options supports shortcodes from essentially any plugin. There is a PHP shortcode plugin. That is how to get PHP into the Header section of a page. However, this is past the < /HEAD > tag. There is not a way to get PHP or the output of some PHP logic inserted into the < HEAD > section using Weaver.

I haven’t looked, but there is likely to be another plugin that let you use PHP to emit HTML in the < HEAD > section – could be done, so I imagine it has. I’m pretty sure there can be multiple themes + plugins that hook wp_head().

Another approach is to write a plugin. They can be really simple – perhaps a lot easier than trying to mess with a theme’s code.

This will fix the issue:

#content tr td {padding: 1px 1px;}

Add that to the < HEAD > section of Advanced Options between the < style > and < /style > tags.

This might break how other tables look on your pages, so I am trying to figure out a more specific solution other than #content, but for now this will work. I don’t think I like how Twenty Ten styles tables, and may decide to add an alternative for Weaver.

It is called “Information Text” in the Main Options tab under Theme Text Colors category. It is grouped right after the Post Entry color settings, but probably should read “Post Information Text”. I’ll fix that for the next release. Sorry about the confusion.