twat

Oops – serves me right for posting at 4 am.

The correct term should be ‘justify’ not ‘justified’.

Try replacing:

.post {
padding: 10px 10px 10px 10px;
margin: 0 0 40px;
text-align: justify;
border: 2px solid #000;
}

with this:

.post {
padding: 10px 10px 10px 10px;
margin: 0 0 40px;
text-align: left;
border: 2px solid #000;
}

Kat, the Twat

Try this link:

http://www.cruftbox.com/cruft/docs/trackback.html

I would suggest using google if you suspect that a question is ‘easy’.

Best regards,
Kat, the Twat

*lol* you don’t have to be a n00b to post stuff like that – especially after having spent hours tearing your hair out on finding a missing something-or-other in a .css file.

Okay – going out on a limb here… how about changing the name of the class and then changing the reference in the template file? And (please don’t feel insulted… this is a blooper that I am doing half the time!) are you overriding the cache when you reload the page? Have you tried a different browser to see whether it works there?

Kat, the Twat

Hey there,

You say the stylesheet says class=”children” and the stylesheet doesn’t mention it – so I’m not exactly sure what you mean.

Is it the html in index.php or sidebar.php that references a class that isn’t mentioned in the stylesheet? In that case the person making the theme probably based themselves on a theme that did have a .children class, and they removed it from the stylesheet but didn’t remove it from the code.

If it is doing something funny I suppose you could try simply defining a .children class in the stylesheet – or changing the reference in the html to something that *is* defined in the stylesheet.

Kat, the Twat

Normally, you go to the admin panel and click on ‘pages’ under ‘write’. Then for each page you can specify if it belongs to an already existing page or not.

The menu should then go get the pages that exist – i.e. they show up automatically in the menu, unless they are specifically excluded in the ‘get’ function.

I don’t know anything about blix, though – so if this is different I’d go with Moshu’s suggestion and find a wp template that is close to what you want and then edit it.

You could always open the wp-admin/index.php in your favorite text editor and remove the offending lines…

Hi,

I don’t know about those tables. It might be simpler to just specify the h2 for the sidebar in the .css file.

#sidebar h2 {
color:#ffffff;
}

That way only the sidebar titles will be affected.

The bullet-points look like they are from
#sidebar li
#sidebar ul
or some such thing. Try specifying:

#sidebar li {
list-style-type: none;
list-style-image: none;
}

By looking in the .css file you will probably find out which one hasn’t been specified as ‘none’.

Hope this wasn’t hopelessly incomprehensible :/ This is the first time I’m posting.