All of your widgets look properly spaced to me… What browser are you using? I checked in FF – IE6 and Safari – all look the same and all look good.
I actually fooled around and figured it out. Thanks for responding though. I do have ONE thing that I’ll just throw out there. I am trying to move the metadata info (published by … etc) from above the post to BELOW the post. Any thoughts on that?
Right on… First thing is you should read up on the loop. Just to gain a bit of understanding. Then read a bit about Template Tags. Once you read these documents, it should be really easy for you to switch the code…
Basically, There are tamplate tags which generate the following code in your blog:
<div class="entry-meta">
<span class="meta-start">Published</span> <div class="entry-author"><span class="meta-prep">by</span> <address class="vcard author"><a href="http://www.inkdryerdesign.com/blog/?author=2" class="url fn" title="View all posts by Chris">Chris</a></address></div> <div class="entry-date"><span class="meta-prep">on</span> <abbr class="published" title="2009-01-08T02:51:15-0700">January 8, 2009</abbr></div> <div class="entry-categories"><span class="meta-prep">in</span> <a href="http://www.inkdryerdesign.com/blog/?cat=1" title="View all posts in Uncategorized">Uncategorized</a></div><span class="meta-end">.</span>
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</div> <!-- .entry-meta -->
The short answer is to move everything between <div class="entry-meta"> and <!-- .entry-meta --> below the “the_content()” template tag. Will will most likely have to do this in more than one file.
Thanks man! It worked in theloop.php. Much appreciated.
