I am developing a custom wordpress theme right now for a website with over a hundred pages and to make management easier, I have been using a parent/child relationship. This makes sense, as they are all related anyway and I wanted to be able to show a list of child pages, to provide easier navigation. […]
This is a quick follow up to my previous post on changing, restricting, and renaming the wordpress admin menus. It doesn’t go into as much detail, but between the two of them, most menu items can be removed for specific user types. This can be pasted into your functions.php file and removes the top right […]
I am working on a site now that has ties into the WordPress user system. I needed a way of changing the default menus, specifically removing the left hand side ‘Dashboard’ link, renaming the ‘Profile’ link for certain user types, as well as removing most of the other menus. I found a couple different methods, […]
I was working on a heavily modified vBulletin forum installation last week and ran into an issue where the styles for the FORUMHOME template only worked when “Store CSS Stylesheets as Files?” was set to “NO”. When setting it to ‘Yes’, so that the CSS data was written to the vbulletin_css folder, the forumhome-rollup.css file […]
Welcome to the Knightdale Computer Repair Coding Blog! This section is intended to include some more technical descriptions of things I run into during my work week, which does not really fit well with the Learning Center. When I first started opened Knightdale Computer Repair, I created the learning center as a place to discuss […]