niftysmith

Yep. I realized I was just thinking the functionality was absent entirely. Once I started creating templates for myself and giving them names, everything worked out.

I think the phrase “page templates not included” threw me off. It wasn’t that they weren’t supported, just that there were no pre-made templates to choose from.

Duh!

Fixed it. My grid had overflow:hidden on the navigation row and that totally made the drop-downs disappear.

Resolved myself. Thanks!

I haven’t applied any additional z-index CSS because I figured _s (Automatic’s new blank template found at underscores.me) would work “out of the box,” which is why I was confused.

I figured posting here under Themes/Templates would be more useful than the CSS forum because the issue was with the theme more than my coding. I’ve hardly started applying any CSS of my own. ??

Anyway, I guess I’ll mess around with the z-index of the navigation in general and see what’s up with the theme. Google searching and searching the forum here haven’t brought me any help yet.

I noticed my .htaccess file doesn’t even have a #Begin WordPress line in it. I also can’t access my posts and get the 500 Internal Server Error. If I want to add the line of code that you’re suggesting, what should my .htaccess file look like? I think I’m just going to rewrite the whole thing.

What is inside the #Begin WordPress?

Thanks for the link. I think I’ve got 3.0 working, even if it won’t auto-download another update just for me to make sure.

I never got the update recognition screen when I logged into WP after a manual install, however.

Now, my theme isn’t working, but that’s a whole other forum …

Just gave it a try. Still won’t automatically download 3.0.

I think my manual install worked, however. :/

I can’t find an .htaccess file. I’ve even turned on hidden files on my FTP (Transmit). WP is installed in my root folder.

That plug-in didn’t do anything for me. ??

I did some experimenting to see if I could find a work around because I really really wanted this to work. My solution was to go into the dfr.php file and scroll down until you see this:

INSERT INTO$table_name(ID,SCHEMA,TAG,FONT,FONTSIZE,FREI2,FREI3`) VALUES
(‘1’, ‘cufon’, ‘h1’, ‘TitilliumText15L’, ‘px’, ”, ”),
(‘2’, ‘cufon’, ‘h2’, ‘TitilliumText15L’, ‘px’, ”, ”),
(‘3’, ‘cufon’, ‘h3’, ‘TitilliumText15L’, ‘px’, ”, ”);`

You can copy and paste those 3 lines over and over, changing the numbers (4, 5, 6, etc.) for as many code slots as you need to change. Then, you can edit then accordingly on the Plugins side of your WP admin. Don’t forget to close with the ; !

You need to give the font a name in the top section where it says:

Use the following value as the font-family of the generated font (optional)

If you do that, you won’t get random results and the fonts will work every time you upload them to DFR4WP. ??