jaredh123

crap, nevermind, found it. It was on the third different user profile edit screen I was able to find in my search.

switching to mylinkorder_list_bookmarks and making sure to use &orderby=order&category_orderby=order made it work for me with WordPress 3.2. Thanks for the quick update!

thanks, was scratching my head for about an hour till I found this.

wp_reset_query(); to the rescue. ??

Greg, this is Jared from prophoto, shoot us an email through this page:
https://www.prophotoblogs.com/support/contact/ with a link to both blogs and we’ll take a look.

figured it out myself:

if ( ‘open’ == get_option( ‘default_comment_status’ ) )

values are “open” or “closed”

clicknathan,

thanks, that worked. inserted

<?php $content_width = 900 ?>

into my theme’s function file.

much appreciated.

yes, this is frustrating. is there a way for theme writers to have the theme pass their own max width to WP so that users don’t have to edit this file?

thanks for any help.

i guess i’m used to forums where developers help each other out with their projects just because its a nice thing to do to share knowledge.

i know i help a lot of people with issues that end up helping them make money.

i don’t see the problem.

anyway, i guess i came to the wrong place. sorry to waste everyone’s time.

i don’t get it. i’m a developer working on wordpress. i’m having an issue. so i came to this forum.

what does it matter if i’m selling a theme?

i do all kinds of development for all kinds of paying clients. when i have a question i get on forums and people help me. i help other people if i know the answer to their question.

nowhere else is there a demand made that you can only get help on a forum if you’re an end user who is not getting paid for development.

actually, i think the purpose of this forum is to help people, not to be a jerk to them. but if that gives you kicks, keep it up.

if you’re very nice, i suppose.