richschmidt

Fabulous! Glad to hear it!

For future readers: the latest version of the plugin at the time of this writing is 2.8.2.

Has anyone found a resolution to this? I’m getting ready to upgrade both WP and the plugins I’m running, and I want to make sure this issue won’t pop up.

I should add that it was a few months ago that I touched this plugin last (about the time I was posting here). If the changelog had dates attached, I could guess at which version I’d been running…

Thanks, Mohd. I had a backup, and that’s how I found the differences.

The css is in the plugin folder, not the theme folder. Not sure if I could’ve put my additions somewhere else or not. Maybe so. But the instructions that come with the plugin itself make it sound like it’s safe to edit the plugin’s css file directly. I guess not.

I’ll know for next time, I guess. ??

Looking at the code being output by the plugin, there’s no “cat#” being associated with the td items on the calendar anymore… so of course it’s not picking up the colors associated with the categories in the calendar.

So… the method described in the FAQ for styling categories no longer works.

Ditto. It goofed some of the other css stuff up, too, so I thought this was just a symptom of that… but all of the css is still in there for coloring the various categories, and the shows are still associated with the categories in the plugin… so something broke.

Evidently the problem came when I updated the plugin itself. It overwrote the css, which included the colors & other edits I’d made.

Not sure why it borked the “verticalcolumn” part… Oh well. Fixing it now…

I like the Fluency designs, but I voted for MT for one main reason: I don’t want to have to use fly-out hover menus. I like being able to expand a nav menu section and leave it expanded. It makes it much easier to click than hovering and then maneuvering a second time to the submenu option.

I mean, it looks great. But for usability’s sake, I hope we keep something like the existing system, where menu sections can be expanded.

Wow! A screencast for a feature request! That’s impressive! ??

I was looking for a way to do the same thing (apply some styling to the tweets) and ended up going into the twitter-tools.php file and adding span classes around the tweet, the “in reply to,” and the time. These can then be styled with CSS.

But just adding some space between the tweets isn’t that hard. All you need to do is add something like the following to your css stylesheet:

div.aktt_tweets li { padding-bottom: 10px; }

That should do the trick.

Getting back to what Ken asked…

What are people using as an alternative to PodPress? What’s working for you?

Wait…. So PodPress will work with 2.7 beta 3 “out of the box”? Or do you have you disable Post Revisions like we all had to do with 2.6?

I’m having a similar issue… but the behavior varies based on the version of WP, not the version of MySQL.

Both installs are on MySQL 5.0.16, according to phpMyAdmin.
Both use the same query (a get_posts using “orderby=post_title”).

The WP 2.2.1 install works perfectly.
The WP 2.6.2 install has them in post order.

Ah… Never mind. Apparently post_title is no longer the appropriate parameter name. It took me a while due to the wonky codex search, but I finally found this page & paragraph.

Now it works. ?? I’m leaving the whole post in case someone else has the same problem.

I’m just guessing, but can you just add more text after it?
<?php the_content("...continue reading " . get_the_title('', '', false) . " plus random text."); ?>

Would that work? Or did you try it already?

That post Rok linked to is giving a server error. Anybody want to just post the fix here?

I’d love an answer to this, too. I do our community radio station’s website with WordPress, and we have some guys setting up streaming… but I need to be able to get it on the website. I’m Googling for it, but I’m not finding much. But from what they tell me, it sounds very similar to what WillH is asking…