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man, I dont know I am just trying to figure this out. I am not an expert with php so I dont understand it enough to modify it correctly. Im just trying to plug and play the feature from reading up on it.

I have read all that before. I understand those options. But I guess I would be moving from a subdirectory to root. That way you can test things, get content filled in etc… Then when ready for the launch you can move it. But you have to fix the URL’s so it works correctly. I guess you do that in your settings before the actual change takes effect.

I got that now. But cant figure out the best way to set it up for my needs.

Just make sure you have the WordPress title tag in your theme template. If its <title></title> then it will do that. Fill in between the WordPress template tag for site title between there.

<title><?php bloginfo('name');??> <?php wp_title();??></title>

Are they both necceassry for this function to work? If I try to remove the top query and modify the second one by adding the category parameters and it doesn’t work. That’s why I think this could be cleaned up, or am I wrong. Both are needed to make this work?

Ok it works! Thank you for showing me this. I have a question about whats going on here. Why does the $args array have some of the same keys as the $image_query ? I dont understand. To me it seems like you could eliminate some of that in one or the other since its some what duplicated right? Would you mind explaining to me if this custom loop is completely correct and not excessive in any way? The thing that gets me is that both array’s have a “posts_per_page”. But only the $image_query has the ‘category_and’, why is that?

Thanks again, I hope you that you will take the time to explain this to me. I have read through much of the codex and as you know it can be challenging at times, especially for a beginner level php guy.

I will try this soon as I get home. I have been trying to figure out how to do this over a week. I am not very familiar with more advanced queries. I will post my results soon as I apply this. Thank you for your help!

no problem jummy

Thanks for posting and the compliments, here is a pastebin link – https://pastebin.com/2pnyu37T
template code – https://pastebin.com/cSBYd25S

I found the issue, In the woocommerce settings there is an option to “add a logout link under my account” only problem was its not staying under my account, and when checked it actually doesnt create the page so you cant control it with the custom menu functionality. So I will let woo commerce know to make sure its not a silly bug…

Thank you for your help! Great community – Clayton

Ok I searched the plugin folder and found in the woocommerce_templates.php several lines but the one related to “nav” is this- add_filter('wp_list_pages', 'woocommerce_list_pages');

what do you think from there?

I have a test site setup locally and so far I havent been able to recreate the problem on it yet. The only plugin that I dont have active on my local version is the disqus commenting system.

I will try searching the plugin folder to see what I find….

Thanks for your quick replies, really helps in a time of need!

I dont know how I didnt find this when looking earlier. I always try to search thoroughly. Zoonini here is the fix – body tag

Does anyone know why this would have changed? I cant figure it out, could use some help from the experts!

I have the same issue, I have a few custom (very basic themes) that use the custom background image. But they will not upload. here is the code I use –

// This theme allows users to set a custom background
add_custom_background();

The code is between php tags. Is there anything that would have changed with 3.3.1? I looked at twenty eleven theme didnt see anything different.

Thanks – Clayton