justin01

Make them a user account and set the role as “Author”.

The following code applies for when your comments are hidden by default.

And as for making the “Toggle comments” link for each entry work in IE8, go into p2/js/p2.js, line 538 (the $(".show_comments").click function), and change the whole function for:

$(".show_comments").click(function(){
    var id = $(this).attr('id');
    var threadentry = jQuery('#' + id + ' ul.commentlist');
    if(threadentry.css('display') == 'none'){
        $(threadentry).show();
    }else{
        $(threadentry).hide();
    }
    return false;
});

The following code applies for when your comments are hidden by default.

If it is not your case, you’ll have to simply add/remove some “jQuery('.commentlist').show();” and “jQuery('.discussion').show();“. So please keep that in mind, I didn’t test it for when your comment appears by default. You’ll just have to test and change the code.

To make the “Toggle comments” link work in IE8, take this following code (in p2/inc/js.php):

jQuery("#togglecomments").click( function(){
   jQuery('.discussion').toggle();
   jQuery('.commentlist').toggle();
   return false;
});

…and change it to…

jQuery("#togglecomments").click( function(){
var elem = jQuery('.commentlist:first');
if(elem.css('display') == 'none'){
	jQuery('.commentlist').show();
}else{
	jQuery('.commentlist').hide();
}
return false;
});

That’s it for now. I learned JQuery as I was doing this, so it may not be perfect. But on my site, this made the comments toggle on both Firefox and IE8.

I wanted to do an “unlink()” (delete a file), so while “@fopen” worked for the “file_exists()” function, it didn’t for “unlink()” because of the absolute path.

After messing around for quite some time, I found a solution. Even if it’s a small tip, I took the time to write a little “tutorial” about it on my Blog.

Here it is:

Have you ever wanted to use the file_exists function inside of WordPress? For example, last night I wanted to delete a file that was at the third level of my folders’ tree (/public_html/wordpress/imagefolder) from a custom PHP page in my WP theme’s folder.

Sounds easy, right? If you know a little about relative and absolute paths inside of WordPress, you’d write : ../imagefolder/image.jpg (where “..” represents “wordpress” if you did a standard install).

Putting “../imagefolder /image.jpg” in the SRC attribute of an IMG tag would work perfectly. So with that logic, would file_exists(“../imagefolder /image.jpg”) also work (inside WordPress)? Don’t ask me why, but no.

After testing a bunch of different functions and looking on how to change file permissions on WordPress for a long period of time, I found the solution and it was surprisingly easy.

Instead of putting 2 periods before the file path, put only 1. Like so:

file_exists(“./imagefolder/image.jpg”);

Now you can check if a file exists and/or unlink() it from anywhere.

Hope this helps and saves you time.

The src=”” property of your <img/> tag isn’t defined. Go look in your theme’s index.php file and look at what’s in the “src” of the loop (in the “postcontent” <div>).

Hey thanks!

I haven’t really thought of the forum’s design since 2.5, so thanks! I’ll definitively take a look at it.

Yes, you can do this by changing the “list-style-position:inside;” to “list-style-position:outside” in the “ul”, but this would require some other changes/tweaks and sadly, I don’t have the time for this.

I would recommand you pay someone or wait for someone else on this forum to correct this problem for you.

Good luck.

Delete these lines:

<div class="sidebaradbox">
<?php echo get_theme_option('ad_sidebar1_bottom'); ?>
</div>

Please, next time, go look in the website’s source (CTRL+U) or get the Firebug addon for Firefox. This is pretty easy…

Website’s address please.

Or go look on W3C’s website, if I remember correctly, you can disable the border with some property.

Go in your CSS stylesheet (style.css).

Look for this and delete line 2 and 3…:

.Post ul li
{
  padding:0px 0 0px 11px;
  background-image: url('images/PostBullets.png'); /* !!! DELETE THIS LINE !!! */
  background-repeat:no-repeat; /* !!! DELETE THIS LINE !!! */
  margin:0.5em 0 0.5em 0;
  line-height:1.2em;
}

Always in your stylesheet, look and add line 2 and 3…:

ul
{
  list-style-type: none;
  list-style-image:url(images/PostBullets.png); /* !!! ADD THIS LINE !!! */
  list-style-position:inside; /* !!! ADD THIS LINE !!! */
  color: #403A3F;
  margin:0;
  padding:0;
}

Go in your CSS stylesheet (style.css).

Look/find:

/* begin LayoutCell */
.art-contentLayout .art-content
{
	position: relative;
	margin: 0;
	padding: 0;
	border: 0;
	float: left;
	overflow: hidden;
	width: 685px; /* - - - REMOVE THIS LINE - - - */
}

Remove “width:685px;”.

Shoot your website’s address.

Looks like it has to do with this line:

<?php if(is_home()) { include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/featured.php'); } ?>

I think you could just remove this line or take a look at the featured.php file and then delete the unnecessary Javascript files in the “jdgallery” folder.

Open index.php, find those, delete them.

Good luck.

I think it’s fixed now.