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@Stas, thanks for reply! Sorry for the confusing 🙂 I’m thinking other stuffs which can solve the problem of re-producing contents but not limited to this. Courseware is Course centered, it provides tools that needed in building a school. All stuffs are represented under Groups. TodoList is, on the other side– people centered. It starts from […]

@Stas Sushkov , yes, job flow can go through private messages, but Courseware can complete its own job flow, and I think it’s better, It’s not limited to receiving tasks from teachers, it helps students organize their learning plans and tracking the process, he can mark it as “plan”, or “in process” , or “completed” or […]

@tim , yes , if you don’t need to use original js/css, then, you don’t need to register them back function my_jscss_remover() { wp_deregister_script( 'the-handle-name' ); //and others; } add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'my_jscss_remover' ); You can find the “the-handle-name” in the plugin’s files at the line when it load the js/css, it normally…[Read more]

As far as I can understand, the topic starter must be the blog ownner or authors. IntenseDebate works in the commenting system only. Is the correct? Does it provide a way to enable users or guests initiate a post?

@gregfielding , yes, it helps. The parallel loading has to be done with cookie free domain– the http://domain.com should not install any dynamic stuff so that it won’t pass cookie to all subdomain. If wp installed on top level domain, the benefits of parallel loading get offset by checking cookie time. @tim, combining js is risky, but […]

Just my thoughts-
Maybe give each students a “ToDo List” ? By adding an Assignment to the list, the student can organize his own learning stuffs cross courses, and track them, and keep them even after they left the group.

I remember once I tried to make a home.php, it didn’t show up as I could expect on other self-made pages. if you make it home.php, maybe it is the problem. I’d say, just name it as something else, and give it a template name. Then, create a page in dashboard, and choose template in […]

Create a new temepate, or copy/paste the default page.php to your child theme folder, modify it to whatever you like, give it a new name. say, new-page. php. At the top of your new-page.php , within ‘<?php', wite this: Template Name: xyz then, you'll see it appears at the change template drop down list in […]

I moved my noticications_menu to somewhere else too. it works fine. If your theme still load adminbar.css, maybe you can take a look at what’s going on in the css.

I will try batche too, seem it solves the problem partially. @gregfielding , did you try to deregister the js/css and re-register manually? I setup another domain for this. under this domain, one subdomain for css, one subdomain for js. and put them on Cloudflare. Since all your blogs loading css/js from this domain, it should […]

@r-a-y , Thanks for the code! It’s perfect! Just one question– I not only moved the Settings but also other nav and sub-nav items, 2 of the sub-nav are added under a newly created nav slug. if a plugin adds a new item in any of the sub tab, can they find the right path? or […]

“Why do you need APC without much traffic?” —
For me, this is the same qustions as “Why do you need W3TC without much traffic?”

The best solution is the one that works with the situation.

It is compatible with shared. The missed out stuffs — for example, APC. We can’t install APC on shared hosting. Even if PHP next version include APC as default extention, it will depends on the hosting site enable it or not. Without APC or other caching software, the best of W3TC’s performence has no chance […]

W3 Total Cache is developed with Dedicate hosting or VPS hosting on mind. With a Shared hosting, most of the advantage of W3 Total Cache are missed out. For this, I left W3 Total Cache. CloudFlare might be a solution for CDN and Cache. I’m currently on it. But since my site is under developing, […]

@pcwriter , can I use your code to remove adminbar from dashboard? I tried the following 3 modifications, neither of them works:
`if( is_admin())
remove_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’, 8 );`
or
`if( is_admin())
remove_action( ‘admin_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’, 8 );`
or
add_action('bp_loaded',…[Read more]

@mercime , thanks for the link. I did that on bp_adminbar_login_menu successfully, but when it comes to bp_adminbar_account_menu, the array codes beyond my ability, so I am thinking to use bp_core_remove_subnav_item. Maybe it’s not the way–still need to work with the bp_options_nav array. This is where bp get the sub-nav: ` $counter = 0; foreach(…[Read more]