• Resolved irishelysia

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    My problem is regarding the appearence of the 1st post after posting a 2nd on. The text becomes very small…as if somewhere in the style sheet it is set to change all previous posts to a smaller size or something…I’ve looked and looked, but can’t find where this may be…

    Any ideas?

    You can see the problem easily on my main page where wordpress is in an iframe.

    Thanks:)

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  • ugh, iframes…with no source, it’s hard to trouble shoot.

    Thread Starter irishelysia

    (@irishelysia)

    um, well i have no problem seeing the source in the iframe jsut by clicking in it or viewing the source of the main page to see what was on the inside of the iframe but…

    http://www.irishelysia.net/wp/index.php

    Thread Starter irishelysia

    (@irishelysia)

    bump

    For one, you’ve got some missing closing tags, including the closing html tag. It’s possible that could be the cause.

    Thread Starter irishelysia

    (@irishelysia)

    fixed that, did not fix the problem

    I’m stumped. If you set content to 1em, and remove the 52% from the body the text both render the same size. Anything else and the second post wants to adjust to a percentage of the first, or something. One question, could be unrelated, why the inline font size on the date, rather than set it to a h2 tag, and define the font size in style?

    Thread Starter irishelysia

    (@irishelysia)

    I was just tinkering with the font size of that, i have a feeling I’ll eventually want to make it much bigger than what i have any other h2s…though i can change it, at this point it doesnt matter.
    not sure how that would effect my problem though.

    *edit* i set it to an h2 properly & no effect to the problem.

    Thread Starter irishelysia

    (@irishelysia)

    sidenote…when you view the wp index in it’s own page in it’s own window it pops the previous entry over to the right…almost lik eits popping it over to the sidebar or something…could that have anything to do w/ it?

    No, more to do with the scroll bar, width issues. The divs don’t change. For some reason, the second content is setting its font size in relation to another font, but I can’t see where it’s happening.

    alright, the page is validating, but what are the closing divs after the postmetadata for?

    Thread Starter irishelysia

    (@irishelysia)

    go figure…it was that extra div tag. I have to wonder how that got there since I don’t recall even touching the divs. In fact, I purposefully tried to leave them alone…

    Oh well. That’s that I suppose…
    Fixed, thank you muchly.

    My pleasure.

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