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Go to Roles & Permissions.
You publish a draft by editing it and deselecting the Draft checkbox
if (in_array($Context->SelfUrl, array("post.php", "comments.php", "settings.php", "extension.php"))) {
So by giving the role the permission they can now see the draft.. not only theres but other peoples too.
If you update this addon can you make it so that roles that do not have permission to view draft don't get the option to save a draft.
I will try out the line change shortly. I'm just contacting dreamhost regarding the disappearance of my .htacces.
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Vanillacons linechange works.
Added htaccess rules
it's there line 180
$Context->Dictionary['StartANewDiscussion'] = 'Start a new blog post';
Edited: drafts error has been fixed!
uploading 1.0.1 now
With Firefox, no problem, but with IE, the blog layout is stretched to the left and goes under the side panel. I tried various tricks to hide this but for now I'm not really satisified with the results, there's always something wrong (but I'm no CSS expert).
Here's a screenshot of the problem with my Europe after the Rain style.
In that case, it means for example that I can't add a specific background to the blog layout without having the background also displayed under the side panel.
I also had another problem with the bookmarking websites' definitions. Removing them don't remove the text beside icons, but text in the administrative settings. I messed a bit with the Theme.Blog.php file (and the stylesheet) and successfully changed stuff to suit my needs, but I was wondering if there was a simplier way to do that.
The IE missing image problem pushing the blog footer to the bottom is also fixed, thanks a lot for this!
Sorry to bug you again with styling problems, but there seems to be a blank space above the blog list in IE6. Looks like the old clearing float problem: the blog list is pushed down at the same level than the last item in the side panel.
I've also noticed the title above the blog list isn't aligned to the left in IE7, but it's also not align above the discussion list, so it certainly doesn't come from your extension.