robgrayson

Eric,

Many thanks for replying so quickly. While I have some notion of what you’re talking about, I’m in no way a developer and have no idea how to do what you’re suggesting. Can you be any more specific? Is there some way I need to post all or part of the stylesheet code here so you can tell me exactly what to change?

Thanks in advance,

Rob

Hi samboll,

OK…excuse my non-developer ignorance, but how do I “validate the site”?

Rob

Hello Moshu,

Thanks for your reply. I have very limited knowledge of CSS, but have tracked down the line of code you quoted. I’m guessing that this must overide whatever individual image settings I apply when writing the post?

Question is, what do I need to change this to if I want images to appear in the centre and with no text wrapping?

Thanks,

Rob

Hi Iridiax,

Thanks for your suggestion. Tried it – makes no difference. All Firefiw settings are OK as far as I can see.

Text on all other sites appears at the expected size. Even within the WP “write post” page, the text in the “Title” box appears nice and big, but in the actual post box underneath it’s really small. Any other ideas?

Thanks, Gummybear – simple as that.

Rob

OK, my bad – I’m using Autumn Concept 1. Site is at http://www.graysonsinfrance.net/test (if you can’t find it, I’ve already moved it to its “live” location at http://www.graysonsinfrance.net by the time you read this.

I looked in header.php, and it contains various references to “home”, such as the following:

<form method=”get” id=”searchform” action=”<?php bloginfo(‘home’); ?>/”>

and

<h1 id=”logo”>“><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></h1>

and

• “>Home

I’m guessing maybe only the third one of these with the cap H needs changing?

Thanks in advance,

Rob

Well, I have found a solution…or rather a workaround: another way of achieving the desired result.

Obviously my query_posts statement to exclude posts in one category in index.php was causing a problem with the post order, and while ever that statement was there, I couldn’t find any way of getting the posts back into descending order. So I put the index.php file back as it was originally, and then installed the Advanced Category Excluder plugin, which successfully removes the desired category from the front page without changing the post order.

Got there in the end!

Rob