mrswitch
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2.5 No longer sending comment email notificationTried redownloading the wordpress files for your re-installs, or did you just use the same ones as before?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2.5 No longer sending comment email notificationBut both of these fixes are just workarounds for problems with your email server’s overly strict rules.
That would make sense, if it wasn’t for the fact that I have other blogs on the same server running wordpress fine. All of the other blogs were running one of the 2.3 version and I upgraded them to 2.5.1. No problems there.
It’s only with a fresh install that I get these problems. If that helps at all?
I have tried the suggestions in this thread but to no avail.
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2.5 No longer sending comment email notificationYou’d think you’d recognise it as a problem if so many people are complaining about it.
After a fresh install I recieve moderation emails but not new comment details. How could that POSSIBLY be a email server problem. If no emails at all were getting through, maybe, but my email server is specifically choosing which emails?
And on one site? Becuase I’m still receiving new comment emails from another wordpress blog…
How you can deny that this could possibily be an issue due to specific user set ups after so many people complain of the same bug, after a fresh install, well, it’s beyond belief really.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Weird sidebar issue in IE [solved]Hmm, scrap that, I just changed the code to avoid using li tags, not an ideal solution, but it works.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Padding problemsUPDATE: I have been able to fix the gappy background by moving the end tag for the post to be after the <?php endforeach; ?> this forcing all posts to have the background.
The only problem I have now is this weird absolute positioning problem. It probably isn’t apparent as I have changed the margins to hide it, but the containing both the Site News and the Latst updates colum (pretty much everything below the comic post) seems to be in a fixed position. This means that when the length of the comic post above varies there is either a gap between the comic post and the site blog etc, or worse, the site blog etc stuff overlaps onto the comic:
As I said, to hide this I have to modify the containing div’s “margin-top” attribute, shifting <div class=”sitestuff”> up or down. This is going to get really annoying if I have to do this after every comic post. The problem is I can’t see why it’s happening, I havn’t used any absolutes in my CSS.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Padding problemsA bit more information, the amount by which the bottom section is out by depends on the size of the above post, i.e the comic post. The smaller the post the more tha padding. It looks like the site blog is absolutely positioned, but I didn’t define it that way in the CSS…
