yurini

It works great! The “& nbsp ;” adds extra space, but if you put a space after the “|” it will read that and I only need one space after the “|”. If you need more you can use the ” % nbsp ;”.

Thank you very much!

Thank you! I will go home and give it a try. I guess the use of span instead of div can stick the text before and after the “|” at the same row. Don´t know why you suggested to use “& nbsp ; ”  there, but I will try it and return with the result!

Yes I understand.

I used conditional statements as you suggested to solve it. I am using the Advanced Custom Field´s plugin (http://www.advancedcustomfields.com) and used if statements with it, in this case “bildplacering-lopsedel” with the values of “bild-lopsedel-fullbredd”, “bild-lopsedel-hoger” and “bild-lopsedel-vanster” equivalent to the placement (fullwidth, alignright and alignleft) and added a class with the same name for the floats.

I also removed the add_image_size code and ended up with using the three sizes set under “Media” and called for “thumbnail”, “medium” etc instead. For anyone curious here´s the final code I ended up with (this code also contains some other options for getting the picturecomments etc from other custom fields to display below the picture):

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Big thanks FMarion for taking your time!

Hi!

I did not try much with towonders suggestion, it may work.

At first it did not work with keesiemeijer suggestion either. The problem was that term names are case-sensitive, so type carefully!

My taxonomys term was “Fullbreddsartikel” with an F instead of an f (even tho the permalink for it was in lowercases). Now it works great with this code:

<?php
$post = $wp_query->post;
	if ( has_term('Fullbreddsartikel', 'artikelbredd', $post->ID ) ) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/single-fullbreddsartikel.php');}
	elseif ( has_term( 'bloggare1', 'category', $post->ID )) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/templates/single-bloggare1.php');}
	else {include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/single-default.php');
	}
?>

Thank you very much for your help!

Thank you, both methods worked!

Alltho I get the message “Pages” getting echo:ed out on the row above the list. It did not show up before. Any idea why and how to remove it?

My ul code now looks like:

<ul id="nav3">
<li <?php if(is_front_page()) { ?>class="current_page_item"<?php } ?>>
</li>
<?php
$page1 = get_page_by_title( 'About' );
$page2 = get_page_by_title( 'Home' );
$page3 = get_page_by_title( 'News' );
wp_list_pages( 'include=' . $page1->ID .','. $page2->ID .','. $page3->ID );
?>
</ul>

Thank you again
/Yurini