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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Updated the beta in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@etienne-r I’m not sure about your menu problem. I just created a test menu in my install called “Categories” and added a blog category to that menu. Then selected “Categories” from a BP-WP-Navbar” dropdown in “Theme Locations” and saved the selection (silly question: did YOU save your selection?). The menu appears just as it should […]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Updated the beta in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@etienne-r
You’re right about the navbar width. That too (like the hide_main_nav function) targets a container unique to bp-default.
To stop the adminbar from scrolling, you must delete any values you entered in the “Vertical offset” and “Horizontal offset” fields in “Settings” > “BP-WP-Navbar”.
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Updated the beta in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@etienne-r Sorry, I just remembered you’re using the Atalhualpa theme. This plugin was designed with child themes of bp-default in mind. The “Hide Main Nav?” feature will probably NOT work with that theme because it is highly unlikely that the main nav container uses the same ID as that targeted by the plugin (ul#nav). You […]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Updated the beta in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@etienne-r I think you’re a bit confused about how WP3.0 custom menus work, and how the BP-WP-Navbar interacts with them. Let’s see if we can clarify things. First of all, this plugin does NOT add adminbar items to WP menus; it works exactly the other way around. It allows you to add your WP menus […]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Security Protection and Community Blogging in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 3 months ago
The s2member plugin can help you achieve much of what you have described.
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic BuddyPress Spam in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 3 months ago
Oops! That last bit didn’t post correctly. Enclose the first and last lines in < brackets.
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic BuddyPress Spam in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 3 months ago
@TedMann This is what I’ve added to .htaccess to block bots: # IF THE UA STARTS WITH THESE RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^(aesop_com_spiderman|alexibot|backweb|bandit|batchftp|bigfoot) RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^(black.?hole|blackwidow|blowfish|botalot|buddy|builtbottough|bullseye) RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT}…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic adding links to header navigation in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 3 months ago
.You could also try my plugin (he says with shameless self-promoting grin). See this post for the latest beta version: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/forum/topic/updated-the-beta/ Here are the user configuration options available in the admin panel under “Settings” > “BP-WP-Navbar” – Hide or display the…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted an update 14 years, 3 months ago
@hcleary It took a couple of weeks to iron things out, but here it is (as a pre-release beta version).
Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar now fetches whatever custom menu labels you assign in “Appearance” > “Menus” and displays them in the adminbar along with dropdowns of all child/grandchild pages. Plus a whole lot more!
You can grab the beta…[Read more]
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pcwriter started the forum topic Updated the beta in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
Still hoping for some folks to take my baby for a ride. 😉 V2.1beta has been updated so it’s no longer necessary to manually enter the labels for WordPress menus in WP3.x. The plugin will fetch whatever custom menu labels you assign in “Appearance” > “Menus” and display them in the adminbar. You can download […]
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
In spite of regularly believing myself to be possessed of genius, today’s experience has been another example of just how thick I can sometimes turn out to be 😉
For each menu section in bp-wp-navbar.php, I had replaced the entire li element with the menu title function, thereby removing the wp_nav_menu(array()). Of course nothing’s…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic put admin bar links somehwere else in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 3 months ago
You probably downloaded the current version from the repo.
Get the beta release of V2.1 (with all the cool features) from my site here:
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Wow! I remember you encouraging me a few months ago on another forum about how simple XAMPP really is to install and use. You were right.
It took less than an hour to read all the docs, get it up and running, create a db and install WP3.0.
Now to some serious fiddling! If I break it, start over 🙂
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Good advice, thanks. Finally getting around to installing XAMPP on my machine. Oh goody… a new toy! 🙂
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Right, I guess the time has come to set up a sandbox install to play around and debug stuff. I’ve been using my site as a playground but, if I ever want to launch the thing officially, I should stop mucking around with it.;-)
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Yes you never test anything on a production server nor upload anything that hasn’t been thoroughly checked before going live. You do need a local test environment for any serious development work. In fact you will find that you need a few, I have six set up to different configurations.
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Good advice, thanks. Finally getting around to installing XAMPP on my machine. Oh goody… a new toy! 🙂
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Wow! I remember you encouraging me a few months ago on another forum about how simple XAMPP really is to install and use. You were right.
It took less than an hour to read all the docs, get it up and running, create a db and install WP3.0.
Now to some serious fiddling! If I break it, start over 🙂
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Or perhaps we could specify “depth”? I’m just throwing out ideas here ‘cuz, like I said earlier, this is way over my head. 😉
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not sure what’s occurring, they work for me without issue, Make sure no styles are conflicting in any way or plugins other than at a loss, shouldn’t need to adjust depth but perhaps tour pages are set up in an odd manner? although I have child pages and although the menu system doesn’t nest them correctly they do show as top level pages I can add…[Read more]
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Right, I guess the time has come to set up a sandbox install to play around and debug stuff. I’ve been using my site as a playground but, if I ever want to launch the thing officially, I should stop mucking around with it.;-)
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Yes you never test anything on a production server nor upload anything that hasn’t been thoroughly checked before going live. You do need a local test environment for any serious development work. In fact you will find that you need a few, I have six set up to different configurations.
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Good advice, thanks. Finally getting around to installing XAMPP on my machine. Oh goody… a new toy! 🙂
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Wow! I remember you encouraging me a few months ago on another forum about how simple XAMPP really is to install and use. You were right.
It took less than an hour to read all the docs, get it up and running, create a db and install WP3.0.
Now to some serious fiddling! If I break it, start over 🙂
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
This doc
https://phpdoc.wordpress.org/trunk/WordPress/Nav_Menus/_wp-includes—nav-menu.php.html
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wp_get_nav_menu_itemsAny possibility that should be implemented too in the function?
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
I’ve tried several times to create and save menus with pages added to them but, no matter what I do, or the order in which I do it, pages are not displayed in dropdowns under the main menu items. 🙁
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Yay, it works! Sort of… only the menu title is being shown in the navbar. There is no dropdown of pages that I’ve added in the backend.
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Should be sounds possible that the menu items weren’t saved correctly, it does work in a slightly odd manner the menus backend. have to remember to save after adding items to menu and again when adding menu to region
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I’ve tried several times to create and save menus with pages added to them but, no matter what I do, or the order in which I do it, pages are not displayed in dropdowns under the main menu items. 🙁
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This doc
https://phpdoc.wordpress.org/trunk/WordPress/Nav_Menus/_wp-includes—nav-menu.php.html
references
wp_get_nav_menu_itemsAny possibility that should be implemented too in the function?
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Or perhaps we could specify “depth”? I’m just throwing out ideas here ‘cuz, like I said earlier, this is way over my head. 😉
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not sure what’s occurring, they work for me without issue, Make sure no styles are conflicting in any way or plugins other than at a loss, shouldn’t need to adjust depth but perhaps tour pages are set up in an odd manner? although I have child pages and although the menu system doesn’t nest them correctly they do show as top level pages I can add…[Read more]
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Right, I guess the time has come to set up a sandbox install to play around and debug stuff. I’ve been using my site as a playground but, if I ever want to launch the thing officially, I should stop mucking around with it.;-)
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Yes you never test anything on a production server nor upload anything that hasn’t been thoroughly checked before going live. You do need a local test environment for any serious development work. In fact you will find that you need a few, I have six set up to different configurations.
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Good advice, thanks. Finally getting around to installing XAMPP on my machine. Oh goody… a new toy! 🙂
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Wow! I remember you encouraging me a few months ago on another forum about how simple XAMPP really is to install and use. You were right.
It took less than an hour to read all the docs, get it up and running, create a db and install WP3.0.
Now to some serious fiddling! If I break it, start over 🙂
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Next, I’ll try the way suggested in the 1st link
ttp://davidwalsh.name/css-variables-php-dynamic - Load More
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