Zachary says:

Great Plugin.

I’m trying to figure out how the hierarchy works for determining the ‘default’ placement of nav menus and if a hierarchy even exists (eg: maybe there is only one default?)

What I mean is this: I have themes with multiple menu areas registered and configured… but when I switch themes that have different menu areas… obviously the configuration (within the Appearance/Menus subpane) no longer is set for the menu area within each theme. I can understand this as WP wouldn’t normally switch theme so fast – but I also know that there is always one menu that works by default (perhaps just the first one called in the theme?) and I can’t find any good documentation about this default menu placement in the codex.

Has anyone else solved this? Any suggestions?

Tici says:

“Nice staff, Zen. I really appreciate your work. As I’m not a coder, programmer… you name it, I don’t know how to debug the plugin because the demobar on a fresh wordpress install (3.0.1) is not working. With earlier version is working like a charm. Any thoughts, please? Is anyone here who knows how to make the demobar appear when someone preview a wordpress theme?

Thanks in advance,
Tici”

– LATER EDIT—

Oh, I got it! For everyone out there, make sure the theme you are previewing has the wp_head(); function in header.php just before the closing tag.

Thanks Zen!!!

Mike says:

Is there any plan to update this for 3.1? The new Admin toolbar overlays right on top of this when logged in as an admin. Not a big deal for most cases, but would be nice to be able to use it regardless if you’re logged in or not.

maitreya says:

hi there.. I just have problem with your plugin in WP 3.1.2..when I try Editing Theme Options in your plugin it give me output message “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” I’ve spoke with some people and it definitely in your plugin and not in wordpress.. please update plugin. thank you!

Jeff says:

Awesome plugin. Saved me a lot of work!
Is there a way to remove the token image that is added to the media area on the page editor? I don’t want non-admins to have access to put this on their pages.

Gwyneth Llewelyn says:

Whew. I’ve been looking for a way to deal with switching themes on a site with a very complex URL slug structure (it’s a multilingual site with support for mobile users and has a text-only mode…). None seemed to be getting the links correctly on categories, menus, etc. and would always switch back to the “wrong” (main) theme.

After painful hours and days wasted searching all over the Internet for a way to properly do URL rewrites, I finally stumbled across your plugin. After testing so many different ones, yours finally provided a working solution: forget about WP’s own URL structure, use JavaScript to dynamically change all URLs! Very clever idea!

Anyway, in my case, I don’t want the theme demo bar to show at all, although I require the Javascript. Since there is no option for “no bar” (if it’s turned off, the Javascript doing the URL rewrites will not be launched), instead of hacking your own code to add another option, I just used a bit of extra CSS:


#wpthemedemobar {
display: none;
}
.wpthemedemobar_wrapper {
display: none;
}
.wptdb_left {
display: none;
}
.wptdb_current {
display: none;
}


Very simple and does the trick.

Thank you very much for your awesome work! You were truly a lifesaver!

maitreya says:

hi there. thank you for your plugin, it works but there is one big problem.. I need to use Editing Theme Options and this doesnt work with worpdress 3.1.1 and 3.1.2 and with 3.1.3 which I am using now… when you press edit theme options in your plugin it gave you msg: You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page. There is nothing wrong with wordpress because your plugin used to work in older versions.. soon as 3.1.1 came out this function on your plugin just doesnt work. Can you fix this problem BIG PLEASE! and even BIGGER THANKS :)

hans says:

Hi,
one word to this plugin: WOW!!!
but i get this when i go to Edit Theme Options.
“You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”.

Can you help me?