echo '<fieldset id="cm_moodlist" class="meta_box">';

Keith – if that breaks, please fix/delete/laugh at my code as appropriate

function cm _add_moods_box() {add_meta_box('cricket', 'Moods','cm_list_select_moods', 'post','normal');}

In cm_list_moods, I changed the fieldset call (line 312) to this:

echo '';

Then removed line 342:

add_action('dbx_post_sidebar', 'cm_list_select_moods');

And finally added this:

add_action('admin_menu', 'cm_add_moods_box');

I’m sure someone who (unlike me) can code their way out of a wet paper bag could do a better job (and make it work for 2.3.x and 2.5 at the same time), but this works for me, and makes it less likely for me to forget to add a mood to a post.

There’s a number of things on my todo list, and I’ll add this one. I don’t know when I’ll get to it, but I’ll try to get it done “Soon™.”

Love the plugin – in fact I use it on just about every post. But have you seen what happens with WordPress 2.5? Thanks to the new Write page layout, its box doesn’t appear in a friendly sidebar any more – it just lurks at the bottom of the page. Do you have any idea if this can be improved? If I could code my way out of a wet paper bag, I’d try to work out what’s going on, but as I can’t, I won’t.

No rush as far as I’m concerned, but 2.5 is going live moderately soon, and I’m sure people will be asking…

Thanks for your response, I hope you could figure out my poor descriptions.

Rachelle.

Just as a side note, I always figured that something to better display the title attribute of an image would be more useful than the alt attribute, especially since alt is really more for accessibility purposes. title is intended to be informational text pertaining to the image, like a caption. Doesn’t seem very useful to me to have the words “a baseball” below the picture of a baseball. That’s just me, of course, and will have no impact on my design of the plugin, so I will happily accommodate your needs.

Thanks very much. Rachelle.