mdziedzic

I have a lot going on in my .htaccess file, so I can’t remember exactly what the issue was, but my method was to comment everything out, notice that the site worked, and then to uncomment section by section until I found the problem.

Nevermind, I figured it out.

I had some JavaScript that was targeting the geoMashup iframe with getElementsByTag(“iframe)[0] which was picking up the AdSense iframe. I changed it to getElementsByName(“gm-map-1”)[0] and everything is right with the world once again.

i take that back. it has something to do with changes to .htaccess that i made. sorry about that.

Figured it out. Just needed to pass “opentoselection=0” as argument:

if (function_exists('wpdt_list_categories'))
wpdt_list_categories('exclude=1, 3,192,193,194,195, 226, 227, 228&orderby=name&depth=1&useicons=0&uselines=0&oclinks=0&listposts=0&opentoselection=0');

I’m having trouble using the above to do some minor CSS changes on the info-window (basically, I just want to change the font-family and font-size).

I’ve already used the above method to change the map markers, but again, can’t figure out how to edit the CSS for the text in the info-window.

Never mind, I see now that “data-provider” validates under HTML5.

Problem mysteriously disappeared. Header no longer flashing in Safari 4 on the Mac for me.

I’m having the same problem with Safari 4 on the Mac… but not FF3 on the Mac.

Originally, when I tried

<?php post_comments_feed_link( $link_text = '<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/content/rss.png" width="42" height="25" alt="RSS" />') ?>

I got the following error:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING

I believe this is because my image path contains PHP:

img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/content/rss.png"

But the following workaround seems to work:

<?php $themePath = get_bloginfo('template_url'); ?>
<?php $imagePath = '<img src="' . $themePath . '/images/content/rss.png" width="42" height="25" alt="RSS" />'; ?>
<?php post_comments_feed_link( $link_text = $imagePath) ?>