trishzwei

Do you have an example where you use it? I’m thinking of using the plugin and I want to see it in action. The examples on the author’s page do not seem to be working and I have tried a couple of things on one of my sites in a single page, but I’d like to see it in the wild if at all possible.

ps: link to look at: https://asapdev.trishladd.com/

Meant to add so you can look…

My categories ARE enabled on the calendar options page. It looks like the color and the tool tip that displays on hover are hard coded into the code , rather than getting the color of the category of the event. I have no of yellow in any of my categories and that yellow is all that shows up on the page. For example: general’s color has been changed to: #578DB9 in the admin panel of the category.

On line 2903 of calendar.php (starts with: $output)

The background-color is hard coded into it as an inline style. That value might have to be a variable based on the category… unless that was not your intent. If not, It would be a nice feature to add.

OR… you could instead class it based on category and then people can use the style sheet you set up in the options to make it what ever color they want? When it is an inline style it’s impossible to over write.:(

I agree with ade11 above. This suggestion would be fantastic. Just have a way to reference which pictures are in which albums so that the same picture can be in more than one album.

It’s not a hard database coding thing to do. Just have an extra table that has the image id and the id of the gallery it is in. If an image is in multiple galleries, then it will have multiple entries on the table.

Please please consider this. Other than this flaw NextGEN is a great plugin.

It looks like the page is calling a file it cannot find. I know this sounds super simple and you probably checked but where is the actual file located?

I fixed this. I had taken out the default admin with the user id 1 and made a new admin. Went into the database directly and changed my current user id from 3 to 1 and it works now.

Hope this information helps anyone else who did what I did (which was delete admin). Thanks!

I was trying to stylize buttons in the menu with images. I thought I needed to go about it a specific way (the method I was trying up above — I wanted to use id to use it in the CSS) but after awhile I discovered that the menu list items did indeed have a unique class that I could use instead of id to affect them individually.

I ended up finding a different solution for what I wanted to do. But no one answered after this. Thanks for asking.

I found the wp_nav_menu() in the header.php page. It was what lead me to look in the functions page (since I knew that the wp_nav_menu() was a function) – the other functions you mention are not in header.php

I still do not know how to utilize the information in the array in the wp_nav_menu() function in order to have it generate html code as I want. There are no ids generated from this code, most especially the home page. I’d still like to have ones that have the same id as the titles in the links. (As per my specification at the start of this post)

I don’t think it should be that hard, but do you have any idea of how I can do what I asked?

Thanks!

where do I find these functions?

I’m using twenty-ten as a base reference and I found the following in the header:
wp_nav_menu( array( 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) );
That is the wp_nav_menu() you reference above? I went searching in the functions.php page to see if I could figure out what the text above was referencing – that eventually took me to the nav-menu-template.php page where I found the above code I mentioned.

I’m a baby coder – can you explain what the array is referencing? Is the ‘menu-header’ what I want to look more closely at?

Thanks!

Hey I know volunteers are supposed to be working on this board and what not, but at this point I am wondering if any one even saw this… I’d appreciate any kind of response so I at least know people have seen this. I posted it in the middle of the night and maybe no one saw it. Thanks.