you can workaround this and make your code cleaner inserting the following code inside your functions.php file:

if ( get_magic_quotes_gpc() ) {
$_POST = array_map( 'stripslashes_deep', $_POST );
$_GET = array_map( 'stripslashes_deep', $_GET );
$_COOKIE = array_map( 'stripslashes_deep', $_COOKIE );
$_REQUEST = array_map( 'stripslashes_deep', $_REQUEST );
}


This is a good practice stated in a wordpress codex page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/stripslashes_deep

Hope it works for you, it worked for me

Thanks,

http://www.fakedomain.com/?css=css, would work

but
http://www.fakedomain.com/directoryname/filename.css?css=css
would provide a 404 error in the response headers, even though you can pull up the page in a web browsers

Any thoughts?

I’m setting this up for image width. My array in controlpanel.php looks like this:
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array( “name” => “Image width”,
“desc” => “Enter the image’s width.”,
“id” => $shortname.”m_width”,
“std” => “137″,
“type” => “text”
),
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style.php looks like this:
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.first_li span {
background: transparent url(‘path/image.png’) no-repeat;
width: px;
height: 62px;
top: -87px;
left: -40px;
}
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The css works fine, but the php variable for ‘m_width’ isn’t being recognized.
What am I missing here?

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Also, how do you handle a second set of options? ie: 2 seperate arrays?
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$options = array (

/* Image #1. Option: Image Width. */
/* This is the option for TEXT BOX. */
array( “name” => “Image width”,
“desc” => “Enter the image’s width.”,
“id” => $shortname.”m_width”,
“std” => “137″,
“type” => “text”
),

/* Image #1. Option: Image Height. */
/* This is the option for TEXT BOX. */
array( “name” => “Image height”,
“desc” => “Enter the image’s height.”,
“id” => $shortname.”m_height”,
“std” => “62″,
“type” => “text”
)
);

$options2 = array (

/* Image #2. Option: Image Width. */
/* This is the option for TEXT BOX. */
array( “name” => “Image width”,
“desc” => “Enter the image’s width.”,
“id” => $shortname.”m_width”,
“std” => “132″,
“type” => “text”
),

/* Image #2. Option: Image Height. */
/* This is the option for TEXT BOX. */
array( “name” => “Image height”,
“desc” => “Enter the image’s height.”,
“id” => $shortname.”m_height”,
“std” => “82″,
“type” => “text”
)
);

Image #1

:

Image #2

:

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Actually I use the no sidebar for my sales page, and I know enough CSS to disable the menu. I just haven’t done so yet.

But I write how-to guides and have several WordPress related guides for beginners coming out and really would like to recommend just a few themes that allow for a lot of flexibility. Yours and one other in the free themes have met my standards. Many of my readers are terrified of CSS.

*blushing* Sorry I finally found what I needed. Disqus has a javascript check box in advanced settings that sometimes has to be checked. Still new to disqus but it has increased my comments and virtually eliminated my spam. http://Rockstarguidebooks.com

But again the flexibility of your theme is AWESOME! I so appreciate it and will be recommending it in my upcoming WordPress books and ecourse. (When I get more paying readers I will be sending some $$ your way.)

$theme_checkbox_array = explode(‘,’, $settings['theme_checkbox']);
if (in_array(“Item”,$theme_checkbox_array’)) { ….do something… };

Hope this helps.

Hi Jeremy, thanks so much for this tutorial, it’s very helpful in my project. I will credit you when I finish it! I’m just having one problem. When I try to use this code (I took away the PHP tags, but imagine they’re there)

if (in_array(“Item”,$settings['theme_checkbox'])) { ….do something… };

I get this error: Warning: in_array(): Wrong datatype for second argument

(Of course, I’ve replaced “Item” and the theme name/option name with my own names)

Any idea why this might happen?