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This more than likely could be implemented better but, it works ??

I created an album template that does a good job of using the shutter effect. Check it out…

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I figured out how to do this properly

function test_doctitle() {
	return wp_title('', 0);
}
add_filter('thematic_doctitle','test_doctitle');

And that’s All Folks!!!!!

For me I am using Thematic as a theme. How can I accomplish this using Thematic??

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I’ve been experiencing this as well…

I’m getting the same thing… I tried changing the permissions AND the ownership of the upgrade directories without any success…

This has to do with a conflict caused by the All-In-One SEO Pack… Disable it and the output from List Pages Plus is fine.

The rolemanager plugin DOES NOT work as it should – please be advised that when a custom role is created it does not function as should especially when being integrated with other plugins that used to take advantage of this functionality. Another simple test is merely to create a new role and hide most of the WP core function. Notice how most of the options are still available.

This has been an issue since 2.8.

Turns out I don’t need to write a plugin that does this… The conditional function that you want to use is…

post_password_required()

Basically, this returns a true value if you are entered the password on the page or if the cookie is set.

It took some digging but, this helped me out a great deal…

i hear ya… I’m having the same problem… I started working on a plugin that will enable a conditional tag so that this is possible

I know that it is possible but haven’t been getting anywhere with it…

it works fine with wp 2.7.1

I’m using CHMOD 777 on the entire wp-content directory and all subdirectories and files… Still nothing…

Using PHP5 and mySQL 4 on a media temple server…

HELP!!

To be honest I think that the W3C validation best practice is far more important than a browser specific best practice even if it is for a gecko based one. Many would agree especially when working for a standards compliant development firm.

But – fear not!! The desired effect can be accomplished by killing the -moz-inline-box display property and floating it to the left.

I didn’t do this with the shiny CSS one but I did with the minimal CSS and it worked like a charm.

I really hope this is fixed in the next release because some people (including a co-worker of mine) refuse to use this phenomenal product because of the validation issues.