wizardregis
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I believe it’s remnant from the many magazine themes that float around, and they in turn has taken it from news site who has all their categories in navigation at the top (CNN etc).
The posts themselves usually link the categories for just that post.
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In reply to: Expand comment replies by default?Replies are not hidden by default, it’s just the form for writing a reply that is moved around.
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In reply to: Unremoval link in Footer.phpPretty damn sure any such measure is against the GPL policy. Short of claiming the theme in their own name users can edit anything they want.
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In reply to: How to make absolute positioned image “liquid”?position:absolute’s are always positioning themselves to the closest position:relative, and in case no one is assigned it align itself to the body. Simply make a new container in which area you want the image (like .post for example) and add position:relative; to it.
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In reply to: Is this a custom wordpress theme?1) From just looking at it I believe some added PHP coding has been added. Nothing that looks too tricky tho, just some use of custom fields I guess.
2) Both. Most of the styling is done in the stylesheet, but some background-images are added in the sidebar.
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In reply to: img src not workingWell, you could either just keep the image as HTML, or you could do it in CSS.
<body> <div id="logo"></div> </body>#logo { background:url('images/02.jpg') left top no-repeat; width:900px; height:639px; }Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Line HeightIn that case add
body { line-height:160% !important; }at the top of the page. The !important part is there to override any further difinitions to line-height. Hopefully it will look alright.
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In reply to: img src not workingFirst of all, you can’t use PHP inside a CSS file, but that doesn’t matter on the result now.
With the code you printed the image links to
http://twilightere.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/V12/filer/02.jpg
Which does not exist.
Go to your FTP and check if in
root > wordpress > wp-content > themes > v12 > filer
there is an image named 02.jpg. There probably won’t be one.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Line HeightThat depends if you want to change the line-height for the entire page or just specific parts, like posts.
For just posts add this
.post { line-height:160%; }Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: add a immage over existing imageI checked it now in IE8, and it works fine, except it doesn’t show the “hand” when you hover over it. But you can just add
.covers a span { cursor:hand; }and that will be fixed.As for previous versions I can’t test on this computer. But you can just add some codes so those version ignore it if they can’t handle it.
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In reply to: add a immage over existing imageYou are lucky I like these kind of problems 😉
I haven’t tested it in a WordPress environment since I cant be arsed to setup custom fields and such. But I tried it with pure HTML and it worked fine.The cover is a normal image, but inside the link we have a SPAN tag that acts as the arrow-placeholder. It is set to position:absolute, and since the wrapper (A) is set to position:relative the arrow will align itself to it.
CSS:
.covers a { display:block; width:95px; height:140px; position:relative; } .covers a span { width:100%; height:100%; display:inline-block; background:url('trailerbg.png') center center no-repeat; position:absolute; top:0; left:0; }XHTML:
<div class="covers"> <?php $homethumb = get_post_meta($post->ID,'homethumb', true); ?> <a href=""><span></span><img src="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/wp-content/uploads/<? echo strtolower($homethumb); ?>.jpg" alt="" width="95" height="140" /></a> </div>There are more ways to solve the problem, such as having the cover as a background-image, but I think using position is far easier.
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In reply to: img src not workingOne important thing to remember when using images to design with WordPress directly into the HTML is that the image folder is within the theme-folder, not the root (website.com/wp-content/themes/thetheme/images).
So if you are adding an image in header.php in the theme folder you need to write <img src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>/images/02.jpg” />
It’s therefore generally smoother to add images in the stylesheet instead.
Don’t know if that’s the problem.
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In reply to: Moving my page links into my headerTo solve the link and visited problem, just change
#nav-container a:link, #nav-container a:link a:visited {to
#nav-container a:link, #nav-container a:visited {As for your “pages” problem, check this page for more info about wp_list_pages: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages
It should look like this to hide the “pages”:
<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=');?>Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Elegant Box Theme: Edit the TitleCan you link your website?
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In reply to: img src not workingI guess you are also new to HTML? The <img> tag is for images, and as long as the “link” goes to an image on the server it should work.
Try pasting the URL to the image you are using in the browser, and if the image is displayed correctly it should work. If it’s not then you need to change the URL until it directs to the correct image. Can’t tell you any more without more info about the problem.
