• Resolved johnmag4u

    (@johnmag4u)


    I have recently created a blog by editing the default template. I have not touched any CSS and up until today there was no problem. Now when I view certain categories some of the CSS is not handled correctly.
    Blog: http://www.johnmag4u.com/blog
    Look at the menu on the right. Now click ‘Software’.
    The font blows up? I am not sure why this could be happening. Browse through some of the pages, some are normal some are huge. Thanks in advance!

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  • CSS works. Your posting (and the wysiwyg editor) doesn’t.
    Disable the wysiwyg and clean the code in your posts – and everything will be fine.

    Thread Starter johnmag4u

    (@johnmag4u)

    I fixed the problem myself. It turns out that because I used the tag <font size=”3″></font> a section of post that shows up before the <!–more–> tag it messed up my menu. I don’t understand why this happens. I took the FONT tag out of the post and it looks fine. If anyone know why this happens and/or how I can fix it that would be great. I guess what I will do for now is make a new CSS class and use that instead of the FONT tag.

    Thread Starter johnmag4u

    (@johnmag4u)

    Moshu, I just read your reply and that may fix it as well. i did just start using a WYSIWYG editor. As long as I don’t change the font size within a post everything is ok. Thanks! If you read this, I am curious how you came to that conclusion so quickly, it took me almost an hour.

    How? I looked at your site (not what you said about the sidebar:) and noticed where the fonts started to “grow” – it was a “more” tag in one of your posts.
    From there it was easy to deduct that you were using the font tag and most likely, not closing it… so the increased font size has been applied to EVRYTHING from that point on.
    I also checked you source code which was full of errors and wrongly placed font tags. Actually that should be the first thing to do: check the source code and the validation.

    Thread Starter johnmag4u

    (@johnmag4u)

    Thanks for the help. I am new to blogs and very new to PHP. The WYSIWYG editor isn’t as good as advertised. I normaly do my coding in a plain text editor (notepad) but I figured why not give it a try. I checked out the code and the editor did make it very sloppy. I learned my lesson, stick to coding everything yourself! THANKS!!

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