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Thanks, that solved it.
Thanks for your reply Rod, just got around to trying this and can't seem to make it work!
The code I am putting in the phplugins.php is
<?php
/*
* TTG Core Elements "PHPlugins" User Hooks v1.2 - initialization mainline
*
* developed by john bishop images (http://johnbishopimages.com)
* for Matthew Campagna of The Turning Gate (http://theturninggate.net)
*
*/
//
function ttg_body_bottom( $style, $path ) {
if (
G_STYLE == 'CE3-WORDPRESS'
) {
echo '
<script src="https://www.dwin2.com/pub.225491.min.js"></script>
';
}
} // END
// ****************************************************************************************************
// END USER FUNCTIONS
?>The above is everything which is on the page!
When I try to reload the website I just get a blank page.
The website is nathanweekesphoto.com it is my blog only site running Wordpress CE3 from the root.
Hi
I need to past some code to do with affiliate tracking into my CE3 blog. The instructions say it needs to go just before the end body tag in footer.php, however I can't find that tag!
Thanks for your help so far. I have been trying the approaches suggested and currently I am tending to favour a jquery accordian. I am assuming that I need to reference javascript and jquery files in the head function of the phpplugin file. Various examples of such menus that I have looked at use a jquery script similar to the one below but I can't work out where I should put! I have tried putting it in the head and also in the site wide drop down menu function directly above the menu html and in both cases I just get a blank page.
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function () {
$('.accordion li').click(function (ev) {
if (!$(ev.target).is('a')) {
if (!$(this).find('> ul').is(':visible')) {
$(this).find('> ul').show();
$(this).find('> span.spanarrowdown').addClass('spanarrowup');
$(this).find('> span.spanarrowdown').removeClass('spanarrowdown');
} else {
$(this).find('> ul').hide();
$(this).find('> span.spanarrowup').addClass('spanarrowdown');
$(this).find('> span.spanarrowup').removeClass('spanarrowup');
}
return false;
}
});
});
</script>I do see the indentations, I have tried it out online, and the menu structure closely mirrors that shown in the TTG tutorial. However when I look at Daniel Leu's site if I click on Blog for example, a sub menu appears, if I then click on Galleries a different sub menu appears whilst that under Blog disappears. That was the effect I was hoping to be able to recreate.
I am in the process of upgrading my site from CE2 to CE3. Having looked at the various implementations I particularly like the vertical menu structure as use by Daniel Leu. I followed both the tutorials by Matthew and Daniel and was able to create and style a vertical menu. However what I would like to achieve is to have a drop down function when clicked on the way Daniel has been able to. I tried activating the various site wide menu functions in the php plugins hoping this would do it but no luck, am I missing something? My new site is not online yet but the old CE2 version is at http://www.nathanweekes.com Any help would be appreciated, and must remember to make that contribution to Daniels wine and pizza fund.
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