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    The reveal / hide function is working fine…. just the heading style

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    Thanks Jack, but that doesn’t really do what I want it do as far as I can tell… Ideally I want to be able to build a page on my site as normal – and then tell the system to use that page as the front page until I tell it to stop and revert to the “real” front page….

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Duplicate a page
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    That’s what I was thinking – but the duplicate page doesn’t display the same as the original… I simply can’t see where the issue is – the html is the same (I can change the links later – that’s not a problem) but when the pages display the new page isn’t getting the css… the page elements are all over the pace and the banner at the top is simply missing.

    There’s nothing missing in the html – the pages are identical in WP – but when I look at the source code of the pages there are differences…. I don’t know where those differences originate.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
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    Just to be clear about what I’m trying to achieve . I simply need a copy of the original page and then I need to change a couple of the links and direct them to different pages (which already exist on the site….)

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    Thanks for that…. the new page has the “home page template” applied….

    I’m not sure I follow your answer – not sure what needs to be changed in style.php and home.php since I don’t want to change those for the original page at all…

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    Under the theme options I can see the file to “Export Theme Settings” and the code is in there – but I can’t edit and save (I can edit . but it reverts).

    so where is this hidden?

    Thanks

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    Thanks for the idea – but I can’t see anything there that relates to these elements – I think I’ve looked at all the files which are listed in the functions.php file – the header really has little in it…

    Still stuck

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    I found some of the styles in the default css file – but not all of them – and not the ones I need to edit.
    The one I’m looking to change is .featured-article img but I can’t find that class on any of the css files – and firebug doesn’t show a path to it, but rather just points to the domain.

    This code is “generated by the theme” but I get the feeling its some kind of common include file…

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    here’s the code on the page – I still can’t find where this code is generated as I need to edit it for the layout…..

    <!-- Generated by Arras WP Theme -->
    <style type="text/css">
    	.posts-default .entry  { width: 205px; }
    	.posts-default img, .posts-default .entry-thumbnails-link { width: 195px; height: 110px; }
    	.posts-default .entry-meta { width: 195px; }
    	.posts-default .entry-thumbnails { width: 205px; height: 120px; }
    			.posts-quick .entry-thumbnails img { width: 115px; height: 115px; }
    		.posts-quick .entry-meta { width: 115px; }
    			.featured { height: 310px; }
    	.featured-article { width: 640px; height: 300px; }
    	.featured-article img { width: 640px; height: 300px; }
    	#controls { width: 610px; top: 135px; }
    	#controls .next { left: 610px; }
    	.featured-entry { height: 100px; top: -100px; }
    	.featured-slideshow-inner { height: 300px }
    		.featured-stories-summary  { margin-left: 51px; }
    	.single .post .entry-photo img, .single-post .entry-photo img  { width: 620px; height: 300px; }
    		.footer-sidebar  { width: 920px; }
    	</style>

    Thanks

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    In reply to: wierd text…
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    and there it was!

    //
    <?php wp_head(); ?>
    </head>INCLUDE_DATA
    <body>
    <div id=”page”>
    //

    I have no idea where that came from – but I’ve deleted it and we’re back to normal…

    curious

    thank you for that – I had not looked at the header.php since I had thought that it was for the header area only

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    // </style>
    </head>INCLUDE_DATA

    <body>
    <div id=”page”>
    //

    this is the source code from the page….

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: wierd text…
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    OK – here’s what I did.

    checked all plugins one by one – no change

    I use the default theme so I switch to Classic – problem goes away (of course so does all my styling)

    I switch back

    I upgrade to 2.9.1 – problem persists

    If I check the source code on the page I can sse this line of text – it’s right there after the end tag of the head section.

    How did it get there? I have no idea…

    I also have no idea where to go in my theme files to edit this line out…. any pointers would be most welcome – I look at the various files in the theme editor and I can’t see where the head section is generated… (?)

    disable shockwave worked for me on FF

    use the theme editor and go to Archive (archive.php) and then Main Index Template (index.php) those are the two files you need to change.

    just look for the line identified by sergiourra and remove the text. Once you find it you’ll see the part for the no comments, and the vertical line, etc. you can take out what you don’t want to display.

    It was actually easier than I expected – and if I can do it anyone can!!!

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