kailoon said
WebinCode saidWestern people normally is higher, right? your height is pretty normal in your country?
I am 182 cm![]()
Yes, this is little bit more than medium height in our country.
I am 182 cm 
unisphere said
@manu3l9816That error happens when the add_dashboard_page function hasn’t been called (almost at the top of the update_notifier.php file). Make sure that it’s actually called and that you see a link to the update in the Dashboard sub-menu.
@WebinCode
contempoinc said
Here’s my modified code and some instructions, based off of what João (unisphere) had provided:
- You’ll need to include the update_notifier.php into your functions.php file.
- Open up notifier.xml, change line 3 to reflect the latest version number of your theme, make necessary updates to the changelog.
- Upload this to a spot on your server.
- Open up update_notifier.php > find line 57 > point this to the notifier.xml file you uploaded in step 3
That’s it, if the user has a version of your theme that is lower than whats on line 3 of the notifier.xml they’ll get the notification in their admin.
NOTE : This compares the version number from line 3 in notifier.xml to the version number in style.css of your theme. So make sure these are up to date.
Thanks again to João for the original code!
- update_notifier.php — http://pastie.org/1598750
- notifier.xml — http://pastie.org/1461134
Thanks very much!!!
Hi! Please, can anybody to send me the update_notifier.php file 
You have to change the z-index for #shShutter and #shDisplay in css. It should be greater than z-index for menu and logo
Hi! There is an add-on for firefox called Web developer. it install a toolbar, from that you have to select Tools->Validate local HTML
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P.S. Works only manually, NO AUTOPLAY .
r0nka saidHi try to add like here
I try to implant Superfish plugin into my template it works just fine but without the animation. here is the code http://jsfiddle.net/SqxCN/ why is that?
// initialise plugins
jQuery(function(){
jQuery('ul.sf-menu').superfish({
delay: 300, // one second delay on mouseout
animation: {opacity:'show',height:'show'}, // fade-in and slide-down animation
speed: 'normal', // faster animation speed
autoArrows: true, // disable generation of arrow mark-up
dropShadows: false // disable drop shadows
});
});
thePhoenix said
Hi there, stuck on something here.Ive create a custom post type and i want categories to be specific to that custom post types. I used this:
register_taxonomy_for_object_type('category', 'gallery');But it displays every category ive ever made.
Any ideas make categories specific to costum post types?
Hi try this
register_taxonomy("gal-categories", array("gallery"), array("hierarchical" => true, "label" => "Gallery Categories", "singular_label" => "Gallery Category", "rewrite" => true, "show_in_nav_menus" => true)); Markic saidHi! did you add this also
I am creating my own options system for my future themes and right now I’m stuck at attaching external .css file to my options panel. After an hour of trying different stuff from different tutorials, forums and other themes, I found out that the best way to do this is by simply attaching this code to “panel.php” file which is implemented in functions.php (by require_once function):
- <?php
- function mytheme_add_init() {
- $file_dir=get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’);
- wp_enqueue_style(“functions”, $file_dir.”/library/options/functions.css”, false, “1.0”, “all”);
- }
- ?>
There were no results. I’ve played with this function in many different ways (changing paths, using “TEMPLATEPATH”, etc.) but nothing is working. Please help me, I’m going mental with this one…
Thanks…
add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘mytheme_add_init’);
