nielskreijveld

Note to self: use the god damn visual editor.

Sozz people, topic closed :).

Awesome! Gonna use that with my latest project right away.

Thnx!

What do you mean? $_SESSION variables or the my_callback($var1, $var2)?

I would like to know this too, as I get the same message. I’ve moved to a new domain too. However, I don’t get any errors when I run the debug function, but I still get the notice at the top of the page when I manually rebuild the sitemap.

Bump, does anyone have any idea?

Ok so I’ve achieved what I want. Now I have a new problem though:

<?php do_action(‘comment_form’, $post->ID); ?>

That generates some HTML code that I don’t like. What do I do to change this HTML code?

And the /css folder is still in the theme folder :).

Organisation… Javascript in the /js folder, flash in the /flash folder, css in the /css folder. I’ve been building websites with that structure for ages, I am a neat freak…

I found a workaround. You place a style.css file in your theme’s main directory, and you keep your code in your header as mentioned above. This way the backend thinks you are using style.css, and it doesn’t revert to the classic theme. It’s a bit silly, because you need one additional file to make it work, so I would rather have a more elegant solution.

Can anyone help me?

Does anyone have any idea how to achieve this list with images?