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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Flash Video Header PluginExcept for all the blank space at the bottom of the page that looks great junglepilot 🙂 Very clean and simple. Graphics are great too 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Theme: iFoneyAwsome theme Littleredstar!
Probably the closest that I’m going to get to an iPhone :p
Great job 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Can someone test my layout please??Great link Funkphenomenon. Bookmarked 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: New Theme: Lime Juice (v1.0)Looks really nice Alan. The comment box is nice too 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Header image not showing in IE, fine in FFWelcome to the forum CabGfx 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Please help with BIG validation problems!We had a bunch of validation errors too. When all was said and done it turned out to be caused by plugins. We deactivated all of them and ALL of the validation errors magically went away. It’s worth a try and easy enough to check if you want to give it a try 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Keeping the wrapper from the header section?“You’ve made so many changes to the site that I’m not even sure what the problem is now.”
Same original issue as before, when we place the footer in the page (or wrapper) it hides behind the page (or wrapper). Hope I explained that right 🙂 When the site first loads you can see the footer image appear, so we know it is there, but then the wrapper covers it up (the footer image only appears for a second or two, so you’ve got to be quick if you want to see it).Now if we try a different approach and we remove the footer from the wrapper section, and we place it in the footer section we have a different problem. The footer does shows up just like it’s supposed to, text aligns up good, all is fine, BUT it is left aligned, and no matter what we try to do it won’t center 🙁 It should be so simple to center this image, but no matter what we do it simply doesn’t center. That tells us that something preceding it must be blocking it, but there again we looked and we found nothing wrong 🙁
So basically, if we put the footer in one section we have one issue (image gets covered up) and if we place it in a different section the first problem gets fixed – but then we have another problem (left aligned). That’s basically all we’re trying to fix now. We’re just trying to have a centered (visible) footer. We’ve tried tons of CSS tricks. None worked. We’ve had others very well versed in CSS also look at it. They scratched their heads, said “that’s weird” and gave up. Anyway it’s just frustrating because it’s probably something so simple that’s being overlooked.
“the background image is missing”
See above 🙂“I see that you’ve deliberately removed the image for some reason”
See above 🙂“this isn’t really a WordPress issue.”
We agree.Oh well thanks for giving it your best shot, we do appreciate all of the time you’ve devoted to it 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Keeping the wrapper from the header section?Every one of those XHTML errors were from plugins. We have deactivated all plugins and the page is now validating. Same footer problem as before.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Help with CSS“Your wrapper is 922px in width, but your header is 900px in width. Changing it to 922px will fix that.”
Actually I would go the other way and make 900 the width for everything.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: troubleshooting CSS – IE is driving me nutsWe just found out that the theme that we’re using has a bunch of bad code in it too, so it’s not Cynthea’s fault. With all the problems that we’ve seen with themes, and now with this, it looks like there are a lot of people out there making badly written themes. WordPress should be checking these themes before they allow them to be uploaded to their site.
“So I deleted the post and the formatting issues went away.”
One post should not cause all those problems for you. What happens the next time that someone accidentally makes a bad post? If you want to stick with this theme then I’d point out all of those XHTML validation errors to the author and have them clean up their code.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Keeping the wrapper from the header section?Holly smolly!!!! We didn’t touch any of those areas so there from the original theme. Seeing this makes me want to just use a different theme because who knows what other landmines might be lurking in their code 🙁 We’ll fix those areas for now and if it still doesn’t work then we’ll just try another theme.
THANKS doodlebee for the link 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: troubleshooting CSS – IE is driving me nutsGood luck with it Cynthea.
Let us know how it was resolved so that we can help others with the same problem 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Keeping the wrapper from the header section?Looking at the timestamps on the posts you may have viewed it before I updated the CSS file. It’s updated now.
“Sorry, but I’m not seeing that you made any changes.”
Removed footer image from footer area, moved it to the bottom of the page section like it was originally. Added the new ‘clearA’ CSS, but not sure where the other code (<br class=”clearA” />) goes in the index.php file. We tried several places, but none worked.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: A voting system other than wp-polls?I found this one for you but not sure if you’ve tried it yet. It’s made just for the sidebar 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Keeping the wrapper from the header section?OK I added it back to the page section. When the page first starts to load you’ll now see it behind the page at the bottom. I tried various places to add <br class=”clearA” /> in the index.php file but nothing seened to work.