Looks fine in firefox and IE6. Did you fix it already?
no, i just took it out…
it’s in now, see how the comment plugger, blog navigation (at the bottom) and you can’t navigate through my archives in the drop down anymore… they’re all gone.
everything disappears.
i don’t get it.
… i just noticed my comments disappear too. it says there’s no comments on the entry when there is…
askl;gh. wtf.
Is this how you’re doing your includes?
<?php include ('leftcol.php'); ?>
If not, maybe you should post some code here, then we can tell you better what’s going on.
yeah, that’s how i’m doing it.
<?php include (‘/home/action/public_html/currently/current.php’); ?>
whenever i add any php include in my sidebar… it makes that stuff disappear in my blog.
Oh joy. Are you using WP 2.0.x?
Hmmm. I don’t think you should be calling your include with the path. I think you should be calling it with the href. And you might have to use an absolute address….
like a web address?
like, <?php include (‘http://…’); ?> ?
that never works for me.
and i’m using version 2.0.1.
Try this in your stylesheet:
.clearA {
overflow: hidden;
clear:both;
height:0;
margin:0;
font-size: 1px;
line-height: 0;
}
Then put this in your template. You might need to try it in a few places, but eventually it might help.
<br class="clearA" />
You might also wanna run your source code through the validator at http://validator.w3.org and it might show you a couple things that might be wanking your page. For starters you’re in quirks mode, no doctype. That’s throwing ALL browsers into tagsoup mode so it could be anything causing this.
Well, then have you tried a relative address? I’ve never had to use the actual path, but sometimes depending on server setup it requires the absolute address and sometimes the relative one.
like, where exactly should i put that in my template? i’m clueless… i’ve never heard of that. haha.
vkaryl… that’s how i’ve always done my includes for as long as i’ve been doing them. they’ve always worked fine, until i tried using them in this wordpress theme template.
vkaryl, her path is from root, that should be working.
Anyway, I really want you to get this working, I LOVE this design. (shwa? *snort*)
oh, jennaction, I think I’ve got a solution for you. Put the includes in a directory INSIDE your theme and name the directory “includes”. Then use this:
<?php include ('<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/includes/current.php'); ?>
Re the br clearer. Put it before or after anything that isn’t working. So if it’s the dropdown archive menu that isn’t working put the br clearer in the template before (or after) the call for that and see if it helps. WP 2.0 needs more clearing stuff in every template than any static html page ever did, it’s been driving me into a straitjacket.
i tried your idea of putting a folder inside my theme… and this is what happened: http://action.nu/index2.php
the path didn’t play out right… but i can’t figure out how i’d make it work.
and thanks for your complements on the design. 🙂 it’s te first thing i’ve made in ages that i actually like. lol. and yeah, ‘shwa’ is something i say all the time. when sometime like excites me or like, ‘sweeet’=’shwa!’ whatever. haha. i dunno. lol.
