[Griffin Boyce]

Did they remove that feature for 3.0?

[Griffin Boyce]

Just wanted to update with what worked for me. The Echo would not work, no matter how I tweaked it, but this works so can’t complain.

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My final code, with flash on the front page, and a static header on subsequent pages. http://pastebin.com/3tCZ1Zfu
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[Griffin Boyce]

If you go to Site Admin > Options , there is a section for banned email domains.

[Griffin Boyce]

@afritech, No problemo WPTouch improves teh look over the other plugin, but still not 100% solution: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wptouch/

[Griffin Boyce]

@SuluhuZetu, Sorry for the delay: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mobile-pack/

[Griffin Boyce]

@SuluhuZetu I’m working on a mobile stylesheet that you would add to whatever theme you were using. I do have a mobile theme that deploys automatically (it’s a plugin), BUT it doesn’t work very well for my needs. Calling a separate stylesheet is the way to go, because you have full control and a minimum of problems.

A good place to start is to identify which sections you would not need when viewing in a browser, then set those as display:none; If you’ve created a printer-friendly stylesheet before, this is very similar. You have to add extra rules for the elements you do want and don’t forget to preview it with a mobile phone tester.

http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2007/01/stylesheets-for-print-and-handheld.html
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/return-of-the-mobile-stylesheet

[Griffin Boyce]

@techguy BigDoor looks awesome, but it’s still in Beta. I’m doing a custom build for a client’s achievements and medals, with cubepoints backing the point mechanic.

The big con for me is that bigdoor’s API access costs money after a certain point, and if the site becomes huge, that could be a cost sink for the client. I would do it for a smaller or personal site, or one where the money incentive is BIG.

[Griffin Boyce]

Still works great!

[Griffin Boyce]

Thanks Ray! I am giving this a shot! Modifying it so that other pages have their own headers (which are basic .pngs). Will update with the results!

[Griffin Boyce]

If you are just using WP-standard (ie one blog), then you will need to either switch to WPMU -OR- wait for v3.0 when this functionality comes to standard WP: http://technosailor.aaronbrazell.com/2009/05/30/wordcamp-sf-announcement-wordpress-and-wordpress-mu-to-merge/

[Griffin Boyce]

Hi Marina! Love the show!

Unfortunately a reply to a comment is also considered to a comment, so they’d both get sent to your email. Disabling nested comments would discourage comment replies, but this is likely the opposite of what you want. Sorry!

[Griffin Boyce]

I’m looking to do the same things, so maybe I can be some help. For now, I may be putting the avatar moderation on back-burner and focusing instead on removing gravatar support. The low-tech solution is to delete the user’s avatar from the server.

Gravatars don’t make a lot of sense on BuddyPress, since they are stretched and look blurry on the member pages. There’s a plugin that disables the gravatar for WPMU & BP: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/disable-user-gravatar/ Haven’t tried it with BP 1.2 yet.

[Griffin Boyce]

While I can’t really point you in the right direction for BP, I can confirm that it’s possible in WPMU on it’s own. I remember there being major issues when people tried this with BP 1.0, but maybe things have changed in the core files since then.