Ellie Strejlau

I know this question is old, but I figured I would help out anyway. Add this to your functions file:

add_filter('wp_nav_menu_args', 'prefix_nav_menu_args');
function prefix_nav_menu_args($args = ''){
    $args['container'] = false;
    return $args;
}

That code should remove the div container.

Okay, great. Thanks!

jcollier: See my answer in the other post.

I changed line 228 of csv_importer.php:
post_type_exists($type)) || in_array($type, array('post', 'page'));

Where it says in_array($type, array('post', 'page')), add your custom types to that second parameter.

I.e.: in_array($type, array('post', 'page', 'book', 'article'))

I actually had to hack this plugin in order to get custom post types to work. I’m running 0.3.3.

It seems that this plugin only works with non-heirarchical custom taxonomies. When I turn hierarchical off on my taxonomies, it works fine, but it kind of defeats the purpose of what I was trying to do…

Can someone please help? This is for a client and review is on Wednesday…

I figured it out. I don’t use screen options, and I wasn’t aware that it was an option in the screen options tab.

Is there an option in the database that decides whether or not they show up or something?