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  • vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    Are we looking at the same page? I still do not see the code in this page:

    http://test.xertionfitness.com/ex/

    Thread Starter charlietech

    (@charlietech)

    Im sorry I switch the content over to

    http://test.xertionfitness.com/exercise/

    vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    OK, I am on this page now:

    http://test.xertionfitness.com/exercise/

    and I see the td class is there and coded properly.

    The width of the right cell appears to be about 50% of the total.

    But, I still do not see the CSS rule at the END of style.css. When I add it to the css that is downloaded to my browser, the cell gets a top border.

    vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    Here is how the page looks to me:

    http://mcdstaging.info/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/test_xertionfitness_com_exercise.png

    This is after I added the CSS on my PC.

    Thread Starter charlietech

    (@charlietech)

    I think the problem for me is that im using a older browser because when I look at it on the firefox the image is place correctly but the weird thing is that it look the same on my phone with the small images.i have an android 3d evo

    Thread Starter charlietech

    (@charlietech)

    now i want the border to be much smaller I want it to look something like this
    http://www.bodybuilding.com/exercises/detail/view/name/barbell-shrug
    look at the 8.1

    vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    As I said before, you need to assign a width to each td cell. The image also looks tiny on Chrome, but if I assign a width to each cell, I can adjust the image size. For the 3 cells, try 33%, 20%, and 47%.

    Thread Starter charlietech

    (@charlietech)

    vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    There is no border in that page. What you see there is a background image for the 8.1. That is a totally different ballgame.

    You can try different widths and styles for your border. For example, code the CSS rule like this:

    td.page-ratings {
       border-top:  1px solid green;
    }
    vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    It is late here – I will continue to look at this tomorrow.

    Thread Starter charlietech

    (@charlietech)

    Thank you so much, you been a great help

    vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    I see you have not changed the width of the cells. Here are some new numbers to try: 35%, 30%, 35%

    You can code your td tags like this:

    <td style="width: 35%;">

    The reason that your image is tiny on some browsers is that you have the middle cell set to a width of 90%, taking up most of the row.

    You still need to add the rule for the top border to the END of style.css.

    Thread Starter charlietech

    (@charlietech)

    Thank you for keep putting effort into me and helping with my project. now I understand about the with part.

    Different question If you look at http://test.xertionfitness.com now check under the the recent activities section. you will see the activity stream. every time I post something, it duplicate the post. why is that?

    Thread Starter charlietech

    (@charlietech)

    another question is I have plugin called bp homepage which direct users to the profile which is perfect. the only problem is I want user to be able to go the the homepage again after they login and the plugin wont let you go back to the page.. Question is how can i make it where after they log in, it direct them to the profile page but they still have access to the homepage?

    vtxyzzy

    (@vtxyzzy)

    Duplicate Posts: In order to answer this, I would need to dig into the theme settings and the code of the theme. I cannot help with this.

    bp homepage: I have not used that plugin.

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