• kristeen

    (@kristeen)


    There are 3 parts to my issue and I’ve spent hours trying different tips from this site.

    1. I’ve been able to add images as titles but I can’t remove the old titles. I see that there is a widgettitle under functions but am not sure if that’s where I need to be and what I need to do.

    2. Why is there so much space between the image and the text below?

    3. Any idea why the images show up in Firefox and not IE? This issue just started late last night.

    blog.kristeenlabrotevents.com

    Thanks everyone!

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  • esmi

    (@esmi)

    1. Images as titles here?

    2. Which images?

    3. I can’t see any difference in the site when viewing with IE8 compared to Firefox.

    Thread Starter kristeen

    (@kristeen)

    Images as titles on my sidebar.

    If you look my site you’ll see image titles for Categories, Search, Links I Love and Archives. There are also text titles underneath. I can remove some of the text titles but not all. I have spent hours digging through the code to find it.

    I’m also trying to figure out how to close the gap between the image title and what’s underneath. If I remove the text title for Categories, there’s about an inch of space between that and the list and it looks silly. It’s that way for each section on the right side.

    I’m viewing on IE8 and I only see red xs where the image titles should be. Firefox is viewing fine. They viewed fine on all browsers up until late last night. I’ve tried clearing out my cache — didn’t help.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    jimisaacs

    (@jimisaacs)

    First of all, I see what you are trying to do. You are trying to make a title for your widget using another widget. This is possible, but not the best of routes.

    What is your CSS experience?

    Thread Starter kristeen

    (@kristeen)

    I have no experience. Unfortunately, the person that I paid to do this site isn’t helping me anymore.

    jimisaacs

    (@jimisaacs)

    Unfortunately WordPress removes all HTML from widget titles, and there is a default title for the widgets when set to nothing.

    Therefore it takes either one of CSS or PHP experience to make what you are trying to do a reality.

    Thread Starter kristeen

    (@kristeen)

    Just curious, how long would it take someone with knowledge to fix? I feel like I was getting screwed by my old programmer because this is all new to me. I don’t mind paying someone but I also don’t like being taken advantage of.

    Thanks.

    jimisaacs

    (@jimisaacs)

    Unfortunately the time frame is dependent on the work that has already been done. I hate to give you an estimate without being sure of what I am estimating. Ideally I would say this could be done using CSS, but I can’t say absolutely.

    I am also not sure of the policies of this public forum in terms of acquiring opportunities on my part, and providing them on yours. If you are so inclined you may contact me at, info AT jimisaacs DOT com

    Thread Starter kristeen

    (@kristeen)

    Thanks – I understand.

    To help gauge, I was quoted 2 hours of coding to add my Twitter and Facebook links. I’ve never done this before and I taught myself in less than 30 minutes.

    Jonas Grumby

    (@ss_minnow)

    It’s not a bad idea for widgets to allow you to insert a title and/or an image. Maybe that’s a core feature request worthy of some consideration.

    Jonas Grumby

    (@ss_minnow)

    Then again I guess it would be hard to apply on a large scale and you could always write background images into your CSS. What you can’t do w/ the default setup though is to *not* display a title.

    Thread Starter kristeen

    (@kristeen)

    Thanks everyone – I think it’s time to find someone to help me out.

    I appreciate everyone’s input.

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