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6:41 pm
10 Feb 2008
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Soulgirl
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Hello there,
Unfortunately, your drop-down menu plugin (which is awesome by the way) unfortunately doesn't show all the options for the StatPress plug in. It only shows the main StatPress page but I can't get to the other pages such as Spy etc.
Can you help?
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Afraid not. When it comes to the 'sub-sub' menu types then these are coded up by the author of the plugin and are not standard WP core menus. Not much I can do I'm afraid. Sorry
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12:56 am
11 Feb 2008
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-Radio-
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I also use Andy's Navigation Menu's and I used to use Statpress.
The problem is that statpress classifies the sub-sub menu's as the same as sub-menu's, so Andy's css hides them.
Rather than asking here, I have tried to get ahold of the Statpress Author to get this issue resolved in his CSS along with other plugin compatability issues. (it will not work with OneClick Installer or the Oneclick Plugin Updater.)
I found that a free account at Statcounter.com and also Google Analitics will do a better job than the statpress results… and both accounts are easily added to your site through the Headspace2Plugin (Super SEO plugin, you should try it)
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1:42 am
11 Feb 2008
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Mr Papa
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hopefully, this all gets straightened out in the next WP release with the new admin… and as much as I love Andy's dropdown, I hope its no longer needed…
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6:14 am
11 Feb 2008
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Soulgirl
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Thank you everyone :) I've got Google Analytics but boy, is it complicated - the statpress gizmo was kinda neat with the spy area. I've got full awstats if I need deep analysis but it's only a home page so I just needed the 'nosey' aspect 
Meanwhile if I want to be nosey, I'll just turn off the plugin when I was to spy
Still, it's a brilliant bit of kit Yellow Swordfish, and your forum plugin, you should be very proud 
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Like Mr Papa above - I too hope the menu plugin will not be needed soon.
Now Radio above alluded to the StatPress plugin using the submenu that I hide in CSS so I don't know (as I have not tried it) but it might be worth removing that bit of CSS to find out what happens. if you open the 'chromestyle.css' file in the plugin folder right at the top you wil find:
#adminmenu,
#submenu,
#minisub {
display: none;
}
If you take out the submenu part you could see if it has any effect and what effect it has. It can't do any damage after all. Try changing it to:
#adminmenu,
#minisub {
display: none;
}
You can always put it back again!
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