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  • Thread Starter InterTrade

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    Thank you very much for the response and the suggestions. All in all, I think I have to reject your first suggestion because I don’t really have a “job” per say available for this individual. I am just looking for help on an occasional basis when I run into trouble. I’m pretty adept at HTML, CSS and PHP, and know a little java so I tend to do fine most of the time. But when I get some weird behavior that I can’t figure out, that’s the time it would be nice to have someone to turn to. But I really, really appreciate your feedback. Thanks a million!

    Well, the best way I can see how is to insert the HTML code <br /> directly in your text in the places you want to see spaces.

    Sorry, the last comment should have said, “The positioning of <br /> or <p> within PHP files can be tricky.”

    Do you know CSS? Using CSS to position your content is the best way to get around that headache. Otherwise, where are you making the changes? The positioning of
    or <p> within PHP files can be tricky. If you know PHP then you should be able to determine if you are placing your code in the right place or not.

    Thread Starter InterTrade

    (@intertrade)

    Just to give you an update, I tried upgrading the site to the WP version 2.7.1 and the latest upgrades to the jQuery and Thickbox scripts. Now I get a “The website declined to show this webpage” error 403 (Forbidden) instead of the problem I described earlier. I went ahead and installed a fresh instance of the latest version of WordPress on my other site, omniunlimited.com and activated the latest WP e-Commerce plugin on that. On that website you can see the original problem with the darkened screen and “Loading” gif. Can anyone tell me how to get this to work?

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