gavinwebb

Hi Arevico – even when I view a post as whilst in my profile, I get the following message: ‘Could not retrieve id for the specified page. Please verify correct href was passed in.’

The id I’m using is the number after ‘id=’ as follows:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/edit/?id=218737598179780
— and yet I still the get the above message.

Thanks and all the best.

I forgot to mention the default id number mentioned above isn’t working either.

Hi. Disappointingly this isn’t working. I’ve tried it with my FB Page id, but when the lightbox display, it shows the Facebook logo with a link Go to facebook.com.

Click this, and this displays: Could not retrieve id for the specified page. Please verify correct href was passed in.

It’s a fantastic concept when it works. All the best.

Hi esmi. I have created a child theme of twentyeleven. I also think I’ve sorted the problem. The ‘menu-class’ in the wp_nav_menu array should have been ‘menu_class’, with an underscore as opposed to a hyphen.

I think the only issue now is that it doesn’t matter if I change the speed or delay within the javascript, it still seems to be the same. I’ve even ratched the delay up to five seconds to see if there is a difference, and there isn’t.

If you’d like to have a look, this is the site I’m working on. Thanks.

Thanks. All the best.

I think I have found a solution in the Advanced Custom Fields plugin, https://plugins.elliotcondon.com/advanced-custom-fields/

Thinking about it, of course, I’ll need the titlediv to create a slug, right? So would I need to instead rename the title write box (and the post write box?)

What is the usual practice here? To keep the title and post boxes, and have the additional meta boxes? Or can an entirely new write post page be created?

Same issue here. Thanks.

I’m still struggling with this. Any help appreciated. Thanks.

I’m using the wp_nav_menu function placed in my header.php and coded in the functions.php. Everythings works fine apart from difficulties styling the submenu as I would like. Thanks.

If the above is not possible, how can I get #access ul ul to span the 940px width directly under #access, rather than having the child categories and pages dropdown as a vertical stack.

Thanks.

alchymyth

I had both the codex references you posted in my bookmarks and had read through them several times. I think the issue for me was fully understanding what had been written, and where to put the final piece of code.

Hi alchymyth

Thank you very much, these appears to have worked. I should have got in touch sooner (and maybe got to bed earlier :))

As a matter of interest, is the way I’m approaching this okay? It works, but if there is a better way to do it, what suggestions do you have?

Thank you again.

How did you do this? Thanks.