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  • I am assuming that the following, from my style.css, is what makes the ul and li display.

    .meta ul {
    display: inline;
    }

    .meta li {
    display: inline;
    list-style-type: none;
    }

    .centreblock ul, .leftsideSection ul, .rightsideSection ul {
    list-style-type: none;
    margin: 0;
    padding-left: 3px;
    }

    .centreblock ul li {
    }

    /* this fixes an IE bug with aligned or floated images */
    .storyContent img {
    position:relative;
    }

    .storyContent ul li {
    list-style-type: disc;
    margin-left: 10px;
    padding-left: 5px;
    }

    Might someone advise me on how to make the subnested ul and li indent?

    Thanks…

    Curious..

    I have the same post at http://www.pocosin.com and wordpress.pocosin.com. At http://www.pocosin.com, the ul and subsequent uls nested therein show up as they should. However, in WP 1.5, I saw no tabbed indention with the subsequent li or nested uls. I will follow the links and hope that solves the problem…

    Thread Starter counsel

    (@counsel)

    I should search harder…lesson learned, but thanks for the answer!

    Thread Starter counsel

    (@counsel)

    I do not care how php works. I want to know where the php_mysql.dll file is supposed to be located so that my wordpress will work. Apparently WordPress requires php to have this file up and running to allow mysql acces/functionality. So, if one of your clients indicated that he had this error….what would you say?

    “Go ask on php.net?”

    I guess I will have to do that. However, it sure would have been nice to be able to find that answer here because the only reason I need php and mysql is to run wordpress…

    C

    Thread Starter counsel

    (@counsel)

    Thanks for the suggestions.

    Even though your website indicates you design wordpress sites, I understand that you are not going to help me.

    However, I thought that the WordPress support area would be the place to post the questions since the software accessing/using those other services/programs IS wordpress.

    The reasons I am learning to use Apache, MySQL, and PHP is to understand and use WordPress. IF this is not the place for these types of questions, then I don’t think there IS a right place. MySQL, PHP, and Apache forums do the same thing (that to me makes no sense) and say “Oh, that is not a xxx problem, you need to go to the xxx site.”

    Having been sent in circles already, I thought the wordpress support area might be different and might provide some education or a reference that would assist a new user who wants to learn about the software. Although I hope not, perhaps I am wrong.

    C

    Thread Starter counsel

    (@counsel)

    I could also use WAMP. However, I am trying to better understand and learn the programs associated with WordPress and have insatalled each. I just want some assistance with fixing this issue.

    I am hoping it is a matter of either setting a location for php in one of the config files or simply moving the php_mysql.dll to a new location where Apache expects it to be located.

    Thanks,

    C

    How about posting your modification to trident?

    C

    Thread Starter counsel

    (@counsel)

    I would upgrade, but I have taken the simply installation method and installed WordPress using the cpanel software. I’ll have to do some reading this weekend.

    Thanks,

    C

    Forum: Installing WordPress
    In reply to: Error on site
    Thread Starter counsel

    (@counsel)

    Why, yes it is. But since I don’t know how to delete a post I wanted to ask the question in the correct area…

    When I view the page source, I see the double [li][li][a href=….][/li][/li] (search for register).

    However, I am a php newb and don’t know where the index.php page gets that information.

    Anyone willing to point me in the right direction?

    Thanks.

    C

    Thread Starter counsel

    (@counsel)

    Well:

    I gave up on WordPress….

    Went with PHP and CSS on my own. Thought the WordPress would save me some time but, oh well…

    Thanks for the reply…

    C

    I have access to cpanel. Is there a guide to help one install WordPress from the cpanel?

    Thanks.

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