Post edited 23:23 – 15 January, 2009 by Craig Post edited 23:25 – 15 January, 2009 by Craig
Hi Vladimir,
Thank you so much for your theme and plug-ins.
I have a small problem on my "snazzy" page as code from my photo organizer plug-in, nextGen Gallery, shows in the excerpt. I should be able to strip it out but my lack of knowledge is preventing me from finding the exact place to do that.
Here is the page so you can see what I'm talking about.
This is my first use of WP, so I'm still trying to understand just how things work.
I found the answer to my question above and thought I would post it here for others if they run into a similar problem. I found in your code where you use the strip_tag function and added this code below
I'd like to use this code you wrote. Which file do you insert the code into? There are several in the NextGen folder. Also… (if you wouldn't mind) at what line of code do you enter this command? :) Thanks!
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0:20
16 January, 2009
Craig
Post edited 23:23 – 15 January, 2009 by Craig
Post edited 23:25 – 15 January, 2009 by Craig
Hi Vladimir,
Thank you so much for your theme and plug-ins.
I have a small problem on my "snazzy" page as code from my photo organizer plug-in, nextGen Gallery, shows in the excerpt. I should be able to strip it out but my lack of knowledge is preventing me from finding the exact place to do that.
Here is the page so you can see what I'm talking about.
This is my first use of WP, so I'm still trying to understand just how things work.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Craig
22:37
19 January, 2009
Craig
Post edited 21:38 – 19 January, 2009 by Craig
Hi Vladimir,
I found the answer to my question above and thought I would post it here for others if they run into a similar problem. I found in your code where you use the strip_tag function and added this code below
It works well.
Craig
1:28
25 February, 2009
redwood
Craig,
I'd like to use this code you wrote. Which file do you insert the code into? There are several in the NextGen folder. Also… (if you wouldn't mind) at what line of code do you enter this command? :) Thanks!
16:29
16 March, 2009
Vladimir
posts 707
The code is added in version 1.2.3 by default. Thanks Craig!