1.  Go to Preferences -> General -> Editors -> File Associations

2.  In file types  choose .php extension

3.  In associated editors click Add button.

4.  Choose “Aptana HTML editor” from internal editors.

5.  Save your changes by clicking OK

6.  Now you should see HTML toolbar even when you have PHP file opened.

I hope this is just a temporal solution and  Aptana developers (or PDT team) will implement this feature in future realeases of PDT plugin.

1. Download the .zip file with preferences
2. Unzip it and import: File -> Import -> Preferences -> Import All
3. That’s it!

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else if you are logged in

2. you will see “Welcome USERNAME”

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You just have to assign your FTP  to a local drive letter ( E,F,X,Y etc.).  There are some programs on the internet that can do it.  I used NetDrive .

1. Download NetDrive

2. Map your  server to a local drive

This will not disable  background file activity window fully. You will just get rid off the annoying waiting after CTRL+S .

Solution 2

I found this in one forum:

1. Go to Edit ->Preferences -> Site
2. Find File transfer options
3. Change value of  Select default action after x seconds to 0 . It was 30 before.

This should make your saving much faster.

List of supported formats:
UPDATE 0.9.1 – added ColdFusion, ColdFusion component

• CSS
• HTML
• PHP
• JavaScript
• XML
• Java
• JSP
• ActionScript
• WML
• ColdFusion
• ColdFusion component

All you need to do is to download  Tom’s dark DW theme XML file and follow instructions below.

Windows XP users

Dreamweaver CS4

1. Close Dreamweaver
2. Go to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS4\configuration\CodeColoring\
3. Find and backup file Colors.xml
4. Copy file colors.xml downloaded from this site
5. Change default background color to #4D4D4D  (edit –> preferences –> code coloring)

Dreamweaver CS3

1. Close Dreamweaver
2. Go to C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Application Data\Adobe\Dreamweaver 9\Configuration\CodeColoring\
3. Find and backup file Colors.xml
4. Copy file colors.xml downloaded from this site
5. Change default background color to #4D4D4D (edit –> preferences –> code coloring)

Windows 7 users

Dreamweaver CS4

1. Close Dreamweaver
2. Go to C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver CS4\en_US\Configuration\CodeColoring
3. Find and backup file Colors.xml
4. Copy file colors.xml downloaded from this site
5. Change default background color to #4D4D4D (edit –> preferences –> code coloring)

MacOS users

Dreamweaver CS4

1. Close Dreamweaver
2. Go to /Users/%name%/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS4/%localization(en_US)%/Configuration/CodeColoring
3. Find and backup file Colors.xml
4. Copy file colors.xml downloaded from this site
5. Change default background color to #4D4D4D (edit –> preferences –> code coloring)

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The first we have to create instance of WP_Query:

Then call method query(); to start the query. This is actually same as you would be using query_posts();
Parameter cat indicates which category’s posts are shown. Parameter showposts is the number of posts to be displayed.

Now we can use loop:

Final code that displays last 5 posts’ permalinks from category with ID=1 looks like this:

Using your own WP_Query instance and loop prevents you from problems that might cause plugins’ loops and use of conditional tags.

This is how you can set color for ‘current’ item:

You have to use class li.current_page_parent:

And now how to keep homepage item of menu highlighted:

1.  In plugin’s settings disable viewing ‘Home’ item. From now on you are not going to need it.

2.  Create new page and name it ‘Home’ …or how you want to.

3.  If you want this page to be viewed as first you have to set order value of the page lower than other pages. Now the item ‘Home’ should be on the first place in your menu.

4.  Go to Settings–>Reading and set your posts page to be viewed by clicking on the ‘Home’ link. Now every time you click ‘Home’ item in your menu, you will get to your homepage.

5.  The last problem is the URL in the browser. It is viewed like this:

Probably you will want the URL after clicking on ‘Home’ item to be www.yourdomain.com without the ‘/home/’. This issue we can easily solve with Page links to plugin. You can get it here or install it directly via ‘add new plugin’ panel.

6.  The plugin adds option ‘page links to’ to the page’s options. Just type in your domain’s URL and that’s it. Multilevel navigation plugin’s Home item issue is solved.

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