• Ive been trying out word press and trying my hand at css layouts….

    however something has been annoying me. If you go to http://www.popsacrifice.com

    If you look at the sites posts in IE the text with dates under the post titles is where it should be – under the titles

    but if you look in firefox the date text is to the side of the titles for some reason. Ive tried everything but it just doesn’t want to seem to move in firefox

    I was hoping someone on here with more css expertise might be able to shed light on the problem, as its driving me nuts

    css here – http://popsacrifice.com/wp-content/themes/roraz-theme/style.css

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  • Change the .post img declaration to .post p img

    What’s happening is that .post img is seen by FF as any image in a post, which includes the posttitle image; the float property on the former is causing what you’re seeing with the latter.

    You could also just use clear: both; in .posttitle img, but I suspect some further tweaking would be needed.

    Thread Starter roraz

    (@roraz)

    Thanks alot Kafkaesqui changing it to .post p img did the job. That was starting to drive me crazy trying to sort that out

    Thread Starter roraz

    (@roraz)

    Ok another firefox problem! I tried to get my sidebar to span the entire length of the layout, so I put 100% as a height in the #sidebar class. In IE it spans the whole length of the layout, but in firefox it just spans the length of content that is in the sidebar?

    Is this another firefox css difference?

    Thread Starter roraz

    (@roraz)

    Alright something funny is happening again with the images in my posts. Ive just put an image in the top post and somethings gone wrong

    Its looking really funny in firefox and IE. I know its because of the wonder woman image in the post, because when I take it out of the post, the post looks fine.

    Im not sure what the problem is, anybody have any ideas as to why its doing this because of the image?

    Thread Starter roraz

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    I tried aligning the image through html and the problem was still there, the comment link changed place. If it was just text in the post, or if there was a lot of text plus an image there wouldn’t be a problem as the text seems to “push out” the div. But if it was just an image the comment link would shift out of place, its like it doesn’t recognise the fact that the image is in the ‘post’ div…so thats why the comment link moves….

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