Post edited 4:43 pm - July 4, 2009 by Owen
Hello,
Your WP plugin works beautifully...but sadly, the theme I've developed employs some complicated devices which are causing functionality issues. I haven't been able to iron them out and I may have to drop aWP if I don't succeed. It is my hope that you may be able to point me in the right direction.
I've built this site for a friend: http://dantefriedchicken.com
You'll see that the blog is contained in an over-flow vertical-scroll DIV with the jquery jScrollPane plugin for the custom scroll bar. jScrollPane's documentation describes a method for reinitializing the scroll pane when content is added/removed dynamically. While this simple example works, the trouble is, I can't work out how to tell jScrollPane to reinitialize with aWP handling the ajax.
As it is now, content often get's chopped off at the bottom... Any ideas?
Secondly, in order to have wordpress print posts in 3 different containers (1 for the main blog and 2 for additional stuff) I changed the loop like this:
<?php $posts = get_posts( "category_name=Uncategorized" ); ?>
The 2 other containers get fed with posts which have specific category names. Now, this works great on the initial load. But, if you click the Previous link, posts get printed regardless of the category filter. I am baffled by this behavior and assume it must be some function of aWP that causes this... again, any ideas?
So, on one hand I don't know how to make the connection between jScrollPane and aWP, and on the other, the custom wordpress loop and aWP are crossing wires. It seems that I am customizing too many pre-built frameworks but, with a nudge in the right direction I think I could successfully merge all these disparate parts. Your assistance in this matter would be very much appreciated.
Thank you,
Owen
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