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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Expanding the user information and Using the user name in postsThanks, I tried the plug in but ran into some errors and I am waiting for responses to that. In the meantime is there a way to personalize a post with a tag like <name> and then each visitors name would appear in a post/page?
Well I click no on the validation just to try out the program and then got the following error when registering:
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Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /usr/local/4admin/apache/vhosts/warrior-scholar.com/httpdocs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/autoresponder-gwa/ar_gwa.php:505) in /usr/local/4admin/apache/vhosts/warrior-scholar.com/httpdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 770I placed the line in the top position as stated but I get this error:
Image Validation does not matchForum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Making WP Classic 1.5 look the same in various browsersAggh.. So close. I can turn the widgets (graphics) on certian pages with the ‘karate dude’ but when I put in another graphic ‘meditation dude’ I run into the exact problems I had before your fix. Looks great in Firefox but in I.E the other widgets overlap the graphic just like the first time.
I was hoping if I just copied your fix and popped in the second text widgets number that I would get what I needed.
No easy way out for a newbie huh? Dam it was coming together so nicely too.
Thanks
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Making WP Classic 1.5 look the same in various browsersO.k I hope I’m not pushing my newbie luck here but I started to experiment. I installed widget logic thinking I could turn on the ‘karate dude’ graphic on the main page and have a ‘meditation dude’ graphic on the mediation page.
But when I did that the original graphic was turned off and the new one on but I had the field overlap problem return in I.E.
I then added the following after the original code zeniph was kind enough to write pointing to a different text widget with a different graphic, turned on this widget on a specific page and it did not look the same in I.E (same as the original problem)
#text-280119011{
//holds mediation man, give it some height to push the lower menu items down, here I changed the text block to the meditation graphic
display:block;
height:280px
}#text-280119011 DIV.textwidget{
//position meditation man absolutely on the screen, here I changed the text block to the meditation graphic
display:block;
position:absolute;
right:2px;
top:5px;
}I went back to the original code. But my question simply is there a way that I can switch out the ‘karate dude’ when other pages are clicked? It would be neat to have a matching graphic i.e mediation dude for the mediation page, a kicker dude for a kicking page etc.
That would be the cherry on top.
Thanks
Dan
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Making WP Classic 1.5 look the same in various browsersAWESOME! Thanks so much.
Dan
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I create a hidden but public page?moshu I appreciate the help. Just FYI I respect the forum and I do try to work out the issue on my own before I ask. Although this was an obvious and easy solution for a newbie like me it could slip past an inexperienced user.
Thanks again, I am a little closer to finishing up the site.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Making WP Classic 1.5 look the same in various browsersWow! first thank you very much. It fixed the I.E Bug but as you mentioned the recommend site field needs to be repositioned. I am completely new at this so before I wrote this I did give it my best shot to experiment and try to drop the recommend widget on my own because I do appreciate your assistance and dont expect you to do the work for me. But I am not up to speed yet so I can’t quite get it.
Interestingly I deleted the recommend widget then put up a new one, that did not work. I added in another widget (calendar) to see if that would force a new text widget further down it forced the title down but popped the fields back up on the Karate dude.
So I experimented with what you gave me adding in:
/* End captions & aligment */
#text-245503761{
//holds karate man, give it some height to push the lower menu items down
border:1px solid green;
height:340px
}DIV.textwidget{
//position karate man absolutely on the screen
border:1px solid red;
position:absolute;
right:2px;
top:5px;
}#text-277573451 DIV.textwidget{
//Holder for Recommend This Site To. Without this line it gets position like the karate dude
position: absolute;
.wp-caption p.wp-caption-text {
font-size: 11px;
line-height: 17px;
padding: 0 4px 5px;
margin: 0;
}and I must be doing something wrong here. Please a little more help.
THanks a mill.
Dan
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Making WP Classic 1.5 look the same in various browsersyou’d most likely have to add some absolute positioning CSS (or do some other major CSS overhall) to the placement of the karate dude to get it to working IE6
The ‘Karate dude’ is a text widget, it seems that some of the other browsers don’t respect the size of the image in the widget or the fact that it is a widget at all and overlaps other widgets on top. So is there a way I can simply define its position absolutely within the widget with html?
If not I’m new to this can you point me in the right direction with the absolute positioning tags and some advice on changing them. I looked at the site in browsershots and too many have the same issue with positioning that IE has (Opera etc) I’d like to launch this site but this incompatibility is holding me back.
Thanks again
Dan