andybryant
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: <div id=”content”><a name=”content”></a> IE 6 / IE7Hi LSJ PUP,
After one quick look at the homepage I’d say the trouble is with the CSS, not with the WordPress code. Take a look at the right hand nav in FF, then in IE6 – notice in IE6 how there’s more padding around the links and the whole nav bar is slighlty wider.
Your content therefore hasn’t got room to fit in the space to the left, so it’s showing up in the first place it can find room – right where the navigation ends.
I dare say the theme wasn’t tested in IE6. The problem can be fixed by playing around with the CSS – perhaps by doing something specific for < IE6 – and adjusting the padding/widths/margins on that right navigation. You’ll probably find the content will ‘pop’ into place before long.
That’s my guess, having seen this problem loads of times, so I’d look into that first.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: wordpress.org homepage themeAm I right in thinking Happy Cog Studios did the wordpress.org design? I know they re-designed the admin interface.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: <div id=”content”><a name=”content”></a> IE 6 / IE7specifically what is this line of code used for?
<div id="content">is just the opening tag for the content div, which is the container in which all the content goes. The styling for it goes in the theme’s style.css stylesheet. For every opening div there needs to be a corresponding closing</div>, if the closing div is missing it would definitely cause display problems.It’s difficult to picture the problem you’re having – is it available somewhere so someone can take a look? Post a URL then it’ll be easier to see the problem you’ve got.
Also, which theme are you using? One you created or one you’ve downloaded from somewhere?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Error page template (404.php) not loadingI found another post in this forum from someone who had exactly the same issue, but unfortunately nobody was able to help him – all the replies completely missed the point.
It’s the .htaccess file that causes the problem. Delete it and disable permalinks in WP and you can use your own error handling instead of the WP default.
I’m now using ‘almost pretty’ permalinks as they don’t require .htaccess, so all the example 404 links in the above post will now lead to my proper 404 page.
I’m leaving this open because it isn’t resolved. If anyone else gets anything similar please post a response here.