Daiv Mowbray

WordPress does filter content .
And it does add p tags, usually correctly.
This can be turned off. I use the plugin headspace2 for seo and it has this function in it’s option page. I believe there is a plugin which only does this, disable content p tag wraps.
good luck with your plugin development.
I’ve just launched first beta of my first plugin. lots of issues…

Plugin updated,
version 0.1.2

* Added mouse tracer – follower and option to deactivate it.
* Added clicked link memory to identify and deactivate the active page link.
* Added transition to css class for the accordion toggler.
* Added toggler open memory (via cookie) for page changes.
* Moved all java script into file superslider_menu.js
* Improved page change accordion memory open (still has some issues)

*warning* if you have moved the css classes to you theme css, there are some new classes.

dpaule,
I’m afraid not. I haven’t added that functionality

Great reply tommiehansen, thanx
I have a first draft up and running, sorry not yet ready for public use. It works off of the WP- gallery system. So insert a default gallery tag [gallery] and the plugin turns the gallery into a slideshow. This way the image upload and resize is already looked after.
As for the slideshow options I’m building that now, but will have most of the options from the Electricprism’s Slideshow2.
have a look at a demo result here.

Any one following this thread,
Between summer holidays(2 months)
and waiting for mootools 1.2 to come out of beta
this superslider project has been on hold.
I’m just getting back into it, so when I have some results I’ll let you know here.
Meanwhile anyone wants to help out, register over at https://superslider.daivmowbray.com/
Thanx for your input.

sure, you could use a combination of photo jar with photo jar thumb . you’ll need to do some testing with config to get it to do just what you want.

Maybe I should elaborate:
As with most slideshow plugins you need to tell the plugin which images to use. I thought it would be great if the plugin could figure out for itself what images so the user just has to say give me a slideshow here. So we are building the Automatic slideshow creator, or SuperSlider. if you’d like to make any suggestions as to how you would like it to work, speak up now and maybe we can incorporate your request. thanx.

for – posts / pages / templates.

* Insert [superslider] tag into post or page automatically creates slide show pulling x number of recent or random images into slideshow
* Insert [superslider(category=mycat)] tag into post or page automatically creates slide show pulling x number of recent images from said category into slideshow
* Insert [superslider(tag=mytag)] tag into post or page automatically creates slide show pulling x number of recent images from said tag into slideshow
* Insert function call superslider(active) into template automatically creates slide show pulling x number of recent images from active category / tag / archives into slideshow.

Yep I know about stubborn.
I’ve been looking for an automatic slideshow plugin and it looks like there isn’t one available. So I’ve started to build my own. I has a lightbox built into it. And will be able to create a list of images automatically based on where it is.
watch for SuperSlider.

Are you sure that you’ve read the instructions carefully?

Allows a user to associate a profile photo with their account through their “Your Profile” page. Admins may add a user profile photo by accessing the “Edit User” page. Uploaded images are resized to fit the dimensions specified on the options page; a thumbnail image correspondingly is also generated. User photos may be displayed within a post or a comment to help identify the author. New template tags introduced are:

* userphoto_the_author_photo()
* userphoto_the_author_thumbnail()
* userphoto_comment_author_photo()
* userphoto_comment_author_thumbnail()

The first two should be placed in the posts loop near the_author(), and the second two in the comments loop near comment_author() (or their respective equivalents). Furthermore, userphoto_the_author_photo() and userphoto_the_author_thumbnail() may be called anywhere (i.e. sidebar) if $authordata is set.

There’s no problem with 2 or more css files linked in.
Most likely the lightview isn’t being triggered. To trigger the lightview you probably need to add rel=”lightview” or class=”lightview” to your image code inside the post. To know for sure read the lightview usage info. meanwhile, why don’t you use a lightbox plugin which adds js and adds triggers automatically… such as this which adds triggers or this which does it all best of luck.

actually the latest greatest is multiblog
follow the instructions carefully. This will give you a single install for numerous subdomains. But there’s no crossover of data nor users. so maybe mu is what you want. other wise you could do one install at https://www.doamin.com then each category/ sport / wine etc with it’s own template file. then to go from https://www.doamin.com/sport use htaccess to redirect to the sub sport.doamin.com

let us know how it goes.

Confirmed failure to appear in 2.3.3

Hi, just had a look, It’s fine, works well on firefox mac. I don’t much like the use of Fonts, nor the colors, but I guess that’s a personal thing. good work. and have fun.

I’ve just seen your post here, I suspect that you found a solution. All the same, to edit the default widgets you need to edit the wp-includes/widgets.php file, there for cats, is the function`function wp_widget_categories($args, $number = 1) {
extract($args);
$options = get_option(‘widget_categories’);

$c = $options[$number][‘count’] ? ‘1’ : ‘0’;
$h = $options[$number][‘hierarchical’] ? ‘1’ : ‘0’;
$d = $options[$number][‘dropdown’] ? ‘1’ : ‘0’;

$title = empty($options[$number][‘title’]) ? __(‘Categories’) : $options[$number][‘title’];

echo $before_widget;
echo $before_title . $title . $after_title;

$cat_args = “orderby=name&show_count={$c}&hierarchical={$h}”;

if ( $d ) {
wp_dropdown_categories($cat_args . ‘&show_option_none= ‘ . __(‘Select Category’));
?>`
this must be what you were editing? you could duplicate this, rename it adjust it to your liking then what.. I’m not sure, maybe someone could fill us in.

I think I know how to do this.
in your template folder you should have a functions.php file. it has the widget call:

if ( function_exists('register_sidebar') )
	register_sidebar(array(
		'name' => 'Right Sidebar',
		'before_widget' => '
<ul>',
		'after_widget' => '</ul>
',
		'before_title' => '<li class="listHeader"><h2>',
		'after_title' => '</h2>
<li>',
	));

you can copy and past this again in the same file, change the name = Right Sidebar to home Sidebar for example.
then in your sidebar.php put the home Sidebar in a conditional if home … this might give you an idea of where to start. I’ve just added a 3rd sidebar which actually is in side my header. you populate these bars with widgets in the admin/presentation/widgets page.