RefTagger and my Blog Menu

Purifying Grace

I cannot seem to have RefTagger ignore parts of my Wordpress.org blog (http://blog.purifyinggrace.com). I have added, what I believe to be the appropriate tags to the plug-in (Logos.ReferenceTagging.lbsNoSearchClassNames = [ "menu", "page_item page-item-28", "page_item page-item-390", "page_item page-item-719", "page_item page-item-772" ];).

On my menu, I have a section called Devotionals which creates a dropdown menu of a list of 4 verses. Now when I click on these, I am taken to bible.logos.com instead of my blog page posts. Can someone help me remedy this please?

Thanks!

PG

Purifying Grace

While I am not trained in any of this and this is just a hobby, I have found a solution that works for me in IE8 and Firefox 3.5. You may want to have this confirmed by someone who knows PHP and HTML. But here is what I did to solve my problem. A <div> can have two classes (http://csscreator.com/node/16489), so I added the class "NoRefTagger" to the script resulting in:

Logos.ReferenceTagging.lbsNoSearchClassNames = [ "NoRefTagger" ];

This is placed above Logos.ReferenceTagging.tag(); edited in Wordpress (wp-admin > Plugins > Editor > RefTagger [Select plugin to edit])

And any div that I do not want to be RefTagged by RefTagger, so there are three things that you can do:

1. I simply add "NoRefTagger" to the class, e.g., originally, <div id="menu" class="clearfloat"> changed to <div id="menu" class="clearfloat NoRefTagger">
2. If there is no class to <div id="menu">, simply add class="NoRefTagger", <div id="menu" class="NoRefTagger">
3. If there is no <div> but simple html code, simply add <div class="NoRefTagger">HTML Code</div>, e.g. originally in my WordPress Single.php, the tags were pulled: <?php the_tags( '<p>Tags: ', ', ', '</p>'); ?> so I changed it to <div class="NoRefTagger"><?php the_tags( '<p>Tags: ', ', ', '</p>'); ?></div> so if you ever use Verses as tags then this is a good way to keep the ability for someone to click on your verse tag and get your posts (e.g., http://blog.purifyinggrace.com/tag/romans-1313-14/) instead of being directed to bible.logos.com 

TAGS in more detail:

In the Appearance Editor (wp-admin > Plugins > Editor >
index.php [Main Index Template]), find your tags PHP line. It should
look something like this <?php the_tags( 'Tags: [', ', ', ']');
?> To find it, I simply use CTRL-F and I type in tags, and I am right there. It may or may not have a <div> in front. If it does not, simply follow #3. If it does, simply follow #1 or #2 depending on whether it has a class or not.

Also, you will need to edit the Single.php. In the Appearance Editor (wp-admin > Plugins > Editor > single.php [Single Post]), find your tags PHP line. It should
look something like this <?php the_tags( 'Tags: [', ', ', ']');
?> To find it, I simply use CTRL-F and I type in tags, and I am right there. It may or may not have a <div> in front. If it does not,
simply follow #3. If it does, simply follow #1 or #2 depending on
whether it has a class or not.