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Well, this thread has gotten off-topic but, suddenly, I feel 17 again!
Just checked your site again and it seems setting the z-index of ul#nav to 0 messes up the subnavs in your main navbar.
Setting it to 1 solves that.
Sorry… my bad
Glad I could help
I like the way you “whipped one up”, with geocoding to boot!
It’s simple, elegant, and has all the required elements. Nice touch with the date picker too
Creating an event and uploading an image is a snap.Noticed 1 thing not working though: “Show new events” activity filter displays “…no activity” message.
Darn… now that I’ve created an event, I wanted to edit it, but I can’t access the site anymore… EDIT: never mind that…it’s back.
Like @Mike, can I “get my hands on it” too?
@Iain Manley
Sorry my workaround isn’t working as hoped… the easy solutions aren’t always the best
+1 on that plugin idea!
phpfreechat looks like one of the most customizable scripts out there.In a multisite install, the only drawback to an out-of-the-box install of phpfreechat is that it requires its own page… meaning users can’t chat and surf the network at the same time. Docking it at the bottom of the screen, and making it independent of pages would eliminate that problem. Plus, the available global params would make customization by the superadmin a whole lot easier through a backend admin panel.
How about starting a group to keep everyone updated on the progress… when you’re ready, of course
@Iain Manley
How about this workaround:
1 – Create a page template and copy the content of your register.php file to it.
2 – Create a blank page in WP using that template. Eg: my-custom-home-page
3 – Under “Settings” > “Reading”, select that WP page as a static page at “Front page displays”…Now your front page IS your register page. Next… @Brajesh at Buddydev has coded a cool activate/login/redirect plugin that can do the rest:
I’m sure you could tweak the code of that plugin to redirect to the “edit profile” template rather than the “Public” view.
Hope it works!
