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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
I had a bit of fun last night by performing a little test and got some interesting results. Not what I wanted, but interesting nonetheless 🙂
Created a style.php file and deleted the css functions from bp-wp-navbar.php. Removed the css globals from bp-wp-navbar.php to style.php, added variables and get_option calls, then called style.php as an…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@etienne-r The problem is not the avatar not aligning to the left. The problem is that the height of the avatar is greater than the height of the item content, so it aligns to the left but can’t go any further left than the corner of the avatar above it. Try using the “Add HTML/CSS […]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@etienne-r
You’re welcome! I also noticed that the contents of the members widget in your sidebar is a bit staggered. To solve that, add the following to bp.css:
div.widget ul {padding:1px;}
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic BuddyPress Spam in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 3 months ago
I was having 5 or 6 sploggers sign up daily no matter what I did until about 2 weeks ago when I revamped my tactics. Since then, I have had 0 spam signups… not one. Fingers crossed 😉 Here’s what I’ve done: – Removed references to WP/BP in footer text – Changed the register slug […]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@etienne-r Thanks for trying it out. To align the adminbar with your theme, add the following to bp.css: #wp-admin-bar .padder { width:1025px; } Or simply define that width with the plugin at the Overall navbar width setting. I saw your comment in your members directory 😉 To fix the “staircase” effect, add some padding to […]
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Remove "Visit" from the admin bar in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 3 months ago
There’s also a newer, beta version of my plugin available for download with many more configuration options right in the admin panel. See this post for more:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/forum/topic/testers-needed-for-version-2-1beta/#post-69288 -
pcwriter posted on the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
@mwspr Thanks for the feedback! The options you mention will be included in the next version of the plugin, along with many others (see the first post in this thread). If you want those options right now, you can download the beta from my site: http://nowrecovery.com/downloads/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar2.1beta.zip Simply overwrite the 2…[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
@jenyus Here comes some shameless self-promotion! Try the beta-version of my plugin: Add-All-Nav-Links-To-BP-Adminbar. You can add all your main navigation items to the bp-adminbar, hide your theme’s main nav, then customize your new adminbar just about any way you like, including repositioning the whole thing anywhere on your pages. Here’s a…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
And here’s more on the idea: SASS (css with attitude!)
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Found an idea that looks quite promising! I’ll see if can get something similar implemented in a test.
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Both these are not new as such it’s very simple to turn a stylesheet into a php parsed file allowing variables to be set, the returned file simply has it’s mime type headers reset to type text/css
This link may have value, as he appears to be creating the file on the fly which may work, the second is simply as I’ve described above and not really…[Read more]
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I had a bit of fun last night by performing a little test and got some interesting results. Not what I wanted, but interesting nonetheless 🙂
Created a style.php file and deleted the css functions from bp-wp-navbar.php. Removed the css globals from bp-wp-navbar.php to style.php, added variables and get_option calls, then called style.php as an…[Read more]
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5! would anyone really need that many 🙂 not that it hurts I guess.
it’s possible that you are striving too far forward in the approach with the styles they may be trickier than at first glance, but you may need to be looking to use php functions such fopen(0 and fwrite() but not sure how that would fit to the WP/BP way of doing things. might…[Read more]
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Next, I’ll try the way suggested in the 1st link
ttp://davidwalsh.name/css-variables-php-dynamic
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
To all those who, like me, like to see what they’re getting into before getting into it :-), here’s a screenshot of the admin panel in this beta version: http://i33.tinypic.com/2nvea8j.jpg
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
@hnla Hiya teach!
I agree about the css styling. With all the customization options included the way they are, there are way too many individual functions and embeds in page heads. I’m scrounging around Google to see if I can find another way, but I haven’t stumbled on anything useful yet.
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It’s going to be something along the lines of an inarray check for those variables then spit them out in one style tag, not thought through exactly how yet
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Found an idea that looks quite promising! I’ll see if can get something similar implemented in a test.
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Both these are not new as such it’s very simple to turn a stylesheet into a php parsed file allowing variables to be set, the returned file simply has it’s mime type headers reset to type text/css
This link may have value, as he appears to be creating the file on the fly which may work, the second is simply as I’ve described above and not really…[Read more]
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I had a bit of fun last night by performing a little test and got some interesting results. Not what I wanted, but interesting nonetheless 🙂
Created a style.php file and deleted the css functions from bp-wp-navbar.php. Removed the css globals from bp-wp-navbar.php to style.php, added variables and get_option calls, then called style.php as an…[Read more]
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5! would anyone really need that many 🙂 not that it hurts I guess.
it’s possible that you are striving too far forward in the approach with the styles they may be trickier than at first glance, but you may need to be looking to use php functions such fopen(0 and fwrite() but not sure how that would fit to the WP/BP way of doing things. might…[Read more]
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Next, I’ll try the way suggested in the 1st link
ttp://davidwalsh.name/css-variables-php-dynamic
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And here’s more on the idea: SASS (css with attitude!)
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
How’s your test going? Any comments?
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pcwriter posted on the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
Sorry about the bugginess with s2member. There were conflicts with Branded Login plugin, and s2member restrictions I had previously set. 🙁
I’ve removed all restrictions until I get this figured out so, if anyone else wants to take a look, feel free to dive right in! 🙂
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pcwriter started the forum topic Testers needed for version 2.1beta! in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 14 years, 3 months ago
Here we go folks… for those of you who want to have some fun with the bp-adminbar (and help me get this version of my 1st plugin rolling), V2.1beta of “Add-All-Nav-Links-To-BP-Adminbar” is ready for testing. You can download the zip here: http://nowrecovery.com/downloads/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar2.1beta.zip Unzip and upload the…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Great news! This has definitely become a team project. And I’m sure having figured out how to grab wp_nav_menu names is goinf to help in other projects as well.
I’ll check out the code you pasted in your earlier message and get that incorporated with all the css styling stuff I’ve been busy with lately.
I won’t be online for a while…[Read more]
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You’ll have to add a ‘Contributing Author’ tag 😉 🙂
I’ll work up a further version with the wp_nav_menu labels added in when I have cleaned up the function a bit and I think the admin file may have patebined up with some test lines in that need removing.
Have a good break, catch up when you’re back.
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pcwriter posted an update 14 years, 3 months ago
@hnla ”…try an always avoid embedded styles as much as possible.”
Other than individual functions, is there any more efficient way of coding individual styles for background, text, border & hover colors, specific dimensions & positioning, etc…? I ask this because of your warning and of the number of options I’m adding to the BP-WP-Nav…[Read more]
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If it can be found a means of writing to file would be best, WP does have the capability to edit files in the dashboard so my initial thought would be to create a stylesheet correctly enque it to the wp_head set it so that it only gets added if admin option set to ‘Yes’ and have the file called in for editing by the user (the file would heavily…[Read more]
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In fact until better method found construct the admin menu options for the styles we’ll pass the to the main file or call the values back into the main file and rework the embedded styles for the hide main menu function to include further user options
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I’m coming to the party late here, haven’t done much background on your plugin, and might be way off track, so apologies in advance if I am:
To get my personal viewpoint upfront: Unfortunately, the first mention of embedded styles sends me running for the hills.
If you are implementing anything that allows the BP menus to be customised from the…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
“…try an always avoid embedded styles as much as possible.”
Other than individual functions, is there any more efficient way of coding individual styles for background, text, border & hover colors, specific dimensions & positioning, etc…? I ask this because of your warning and of the number of options I’m adding to the admin panel. I’d like…[Read more]
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pcwriter posted an update 14 years, 3 months ago
@paulhastings0 V2.0 of my plugin is out: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/
Have some fun and let me know what you think!
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pcwriter posted a new activity comment 14 years, 3 months ago
Howdy @mercime
Glad you could join in the fun!
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5! would anyone really need that many 🙂 not that it hurts I guess.
it’s possible that you are striving too far forward in the approach with the styles they may be trickier than at first glance, but you may need to be looking to use php functions such fopen(0 and fwrite() but not sure how that would fit to the WP/BP way of doing things. might…[Read more]