Try editing you sidebar file, and just before the tag for ‘pages’ insert a <br> or tag???
Thread Starter
Zazen
(@zazen)
This is the code I’ve inserted on my sidebar. I’ve tried the ul/li tags a variety of ways and can’t get it to work.
<li id="flickr">
<ul>
<p>Zaz's most recent flickr photos</p>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.flickr.com/badge_code.gne?nsid=85969476%40N00&count=4&display=latest&name=0&size=square&raw=1"></script>
<br> </ul>
</li>
try putting a <br> tag straight after the </il> tag.
Thread Starter
Zazen
(@zazen)
Okay, tried that. It doesn’t change anything. I’ve used div instead of li, I’ve rearranged the li and ul in every configuration that seemed logical and some that didn’t. The only way I can give the flikr box it’s own line is to put it on the very bottom outside the php.
I’ve read and re-read “wordpress is not php” and all about customizing your sidebar and I’m just not getting it. I want to pull the code apart and rewrite the html someday and I feel like if I can’t make this – which seems like it should be pretty simple – work, I’m not going to have a prayer with The Loop.
Thread Starter
Zazen
(@zazen)
For anyone who might be trying to think of a solution.
The script and sidebar work properly in IE so it seems to be a moz/ff rendering issue. The solution my boyfriend and I eventually hacked out was to use a one cell table in the sidebar. For some reason, that’s working.
