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I've been playing with the program for a couple weeks now and love it. Everything I have done so far has just been straight exports from Beta 2.0, but I am having two issues which I think might be bugs in the template export.</p>
The first issue is if I create a page with no content and then go to that page, the sidebar (located on the right side) expands across the page where there's no blog content. So it doesn't appear that the right sidebar remains locked to the right side.</p>
The second issue is that I'm using a plug-in called wpng-calendar which parses a Google calendar and displays it on the page. Problem is that it displays the content for a second then disappears. This doesn't happen with the default WP template.</p>
The URL to see what I'm talking about is: http://www.scsc97.com</p>
Click on “calendar” and submenu “white 2” to see both issues. You should the calendar information quickly display then disappear and then you should see my Archives expand across the bottom instead of staying right.</p>
Any insight on how I can correct this would be appreciated</p>
Tom
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Looking at my situation a little closer it appears that my problem with the plug-in is limited to IE I’m using IE7). It appears to show correctly in Safari and doesn't disappear. Again this works in IE when I use the default Wordpress theme.
Any ideas???
Thanks in advance.
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Marc Smith
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As much as I'd like to help, anything coming out out templates created with the beta is going to be suspect since the code is not complete and there are a lot of small issues in it that could cause problems.
I would download version 1, create a template, load it and see if has the same issue.
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Vincent Ang (Artisteer user)
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I experienced the same problem and fixed the bug. (This bug doesn't happen in the default theme by the way but it happens with artisteer themes)
Go to the 'function.js' file from 'plugins/wpng-calendar/functions.js'
Then look for the function 'loadCalendarByWeeks'
I added '
document.getElementById('wpng-cal-events').style.display="block";'
The error was caused by an inline style on element 'wpng-cal-events' which is set to 'display:none'.
Below is the modified function code for loadCalendarByWeeks()
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function loadCalendarByWeeks() {
/* default to current date */
var start = Date.today();
var end = Date.today().add(weeks).weeks();
document.getElementById('wpng-cal-events').style.display="block";
loadCalendar(start, end);
}
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Marc Smith
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This is an issue with Wordpress as opposed to Artisteer?
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Vincent Ang
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No, the issue is with Artisteer. The calendar works if you use the default template. Alternatively, a fix can be this:
Go to the admin section and go to 'Wordpress Calendar Plugin' and click on 'edit'. This will open up the' wpng-calendar.php' file. Look for this line
<div id="wpng-cal-widget-events" style="display:none;"></div>
[\code]
and change it to
<div id="wpng-cal-widget-events"></div>
[\code]
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Vincent Ang
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Correction
Look for this line:
<div id="wpng-cal-widget-events" style="display:none;"></div>
and change to this line:
<div id="wpng-cal-widget-events"></div>
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