JerryZarley

Thanks, webbrewers, Ultimate TinyMCE is no more with this version of WordPress. It doesn’t work with version 3.9 or higher.

I never thought about the abuse issue. That’s a good point.

What I am trying to create is the virtual library effect, like when one does extensive research in a library they may have numerous books open to the page or section they may need to refer back to as he or she conducts other research. In the virtual realm, I want to give my users the same ability by keeping open what they want to keep open for reference as they continue to research, even if I have to accomplish this with html, such as adding a size to the target=”_blank” tag. I would, however, prefer to give them the modals because a full-fledged browser window would be too much, especially if they have numerous tabs opened.

Thanks zooini. I had a feeling it was the shared server. Any recommendations as to who I should to go with as a host?

Code is here: http://pastebin.com/Z8ymS7J7

Pardon me

@esmi

I’m sure that page is supposed to help, but I am not getting what I am missing.

Well, sorry, but this problem wasn’t resolved. It was for a while, but it is back at it again.

Now, each time I save my front page (which is a static page), I have to deactivate two more plug-ins to get it the WYSIWYG editor back.

It works for every other page except the main page.

With a bit of tweaking, that worked beautifully.

A huge thank you, alchymyth.

Thanks for the reply, but I have no clue how to do that.

My custom menu works great as it is. Isn’t there a way to add a “Home” button to the custom menu options?