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  • Thread Starter bb_45

    (@bb_45)

    Hello,

    Here is a follow up using the FTP through my wordpress site.

    This is the error message I get when I tried to do it through wordpress.

    “GreenPoint Milanda 1.4

    Downloading install package from http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/download/greenpoint-milanda.1.4.zip…

    Unpacking the package…

    Could not create directory. /joelgoodman.us/wp-content/upgrade”

    Hope this clarifies the problem.

    Dorian

    Thread Starter bb_45

    (@bb_45)

    Hello,

    My site is joelgoodmn.us

    I used the FTP because that was recommended. (I do FTP’s all day long for my sites – filezilla)

    I clicked the download button on wordpress and it landed o my personal machine in two seconds.

    When you suggest “through” wordpress and compressing the file – exactly what procedures are you referring to?

    Sorry for the confusion.

    I am wondering – my wordpress came with the 2010 theme already installed.

    I was hesitant to remove it until I had another theme present.

    Do I need to remove the existing theme prior to the upload?

    Also, my current theme is installed in the root directory directly to “wp-contents/themes”. It does not have an intervening folder called “public_html”

    “….if WordPress is installed in your web-root folder you would navigate to “public_html/wp-content/themes”.

    Respectfully,

    Dorian

    Thread Starter bb_45

    (@bb_45)

    Okay – Got it – I’ll start going through the themes and the “manual” – and I’m off and running.

    Dorian

    Sarah2230,

    You’re welcome. Had no idea – just supos’d –

    By making the suggestion, I just learned something about WordPress and how I can use my knowledge of CSS to modify my own WP site; which I will be doing ere’ long.

    BTW – if you look at the CSS style page – you’ll see another CSS style element for “product” and another for “site-logo”(?) I use those as containers to hold the “product image and the “title” (actually “text” – just a holdover name from a previous use)

    The extra div is really not needed in most cases – as I find that “p” elements work fie on their own most of the time.

    Dorian Jones

    Thread Starter bb_45

    (@bb_45)

    Thank you,

    At the point of being redundant, I am going to assume, then, that the structure of the WordPress underlying PHP is such that once a layout has the general format that is desired, through the use of CSS styling and some bit of HTML, the actual dimensions of the “containers” (columns, etc) can be modified; that being said, – if the general layout does not conform to a particular format (number of columns, how they’re located, etc) – then rearranging the layout would be a major PHP undertaking?

    So, I’m off to search for 3 column themes.

    I have just seen that both “sizable” and “fixed” dimensions are available.

    Am I limited to “sizable dimemsions”?

    Dorian Jones

    Thanks for the information.

    Hi,
    Hope this helps a bit. Not sure if this is what you are looking for.

    I haven’t finished locating the “title” and re-scripting it, but it shows what exist now.

    You can go to “quiltronpress.com” and with FF view the source and then click the style link to the CSS

    Below: The “header-right” info contains a CSS link, which, although I know nothing of WordPage yet, I imagine the link would bring up an image if it contains an image link.

    #title-right{
    position:absolute;
    top:155px;
    right:10px;
    font-family: Arial, Helvetica, Geneva, Swiss, “SunSans Regular”; “sans serif”; color: # #F85403;
    font-weight:900;
    font-size: .7em;
    text-align: center;
    text-decoration: blink;
    vertical-align:text-middle;
    padding-left: 0px;
    z-index:5;
    }

    #header-right {
    position:absolute;
    top:-15px;
    right:0px;
    width:125px;
    height:175px;
    padding-left: 0px;
    text-decoration:none;
    background-image:url(http://quiltron.net/products/books/dance/dance_cover_115.jpg);
    background-repeat:no-repeat;
    background-position: 10px 20px; /* first value = horizontal, second = vertical */
    z-index:4;
    }

    [please use the pastebin as per forum rules – and mark code here using backticks or the code button]

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