benmackie

Thank you! Dang, that’s a fundamental rule.

I apologize for the bump. I was getting frantic and rattled.

This is at the top of my page now

class=”page page-id-281 page-template page-template-default logged-in”

Do I need to replace something for class in this:

<?php body_class( $class ); ?>

?

Sorry if I am overwhelming, I am just googling around and seeing other things that may help us. Thanks, btw…I can’t believe I didn’t thank you in my first post.

With Firebug, I edit this CSS:

ul#menu {
float:left;
list-style-type:none;
margin:0;
padding:10px 0 0 60px;
text-align:center;
z-index:1;
}

with display:none;

and it of course takes the menu out.

I’m sorry, no dice. Any other ideas?

Ok, I added this to the body tag

<?php body_class( $class ); ?>

Then I added this to the css.

.page-id-(page_281) #menu {display:none;}

What did I do wrong? There is now code displayed at the top of my page.

It was set to private…sorry!

Yeah, I made the theme and is not done, but it’s going to be pretty plain. We’ll be hosting video, that’s it.

Tell me about it, I hate Go Daddy. Their customer service is the pits. They are the kings of passing the buck. It’s my client’s choice, so it’s out of my control. My client was going to call Go Daddy and I told them they would just say “It’s WordPress’s fault”…and I was right. That’s exactly what they told them.

The problem with the current server is that it’s Windows. We are moving it to a Linux server to solve some issues they’ve been having. I can do a subdomain, but it will still be on the Windows server.

Linux…and yes, I just tried the month and name permalink provided by WP and it all seems to work great!

I do a lot of sites in WordPress, so do you think it would behoove me to learn permalink structures? I am pretty good with HTML and CSS, but server side stuff always confuses me. For example, I don’t know what “mod_rewrite” is…

Thanks!

Well, that fixed it, but how do I go about adding a custom structure? When I add a custom structure, it no longer works.

I have to admit, reading that Permalinks article made zero sense to me. I don’t get it.

Thanks a lot! That worked. I am going to read up on that.

daveredfern – which php file is that in? I placed it in the <title></title> tags on header.php and no dice. Thanks, btw.

BRILLIANT! Thanks a million. That closing div tag was just in the wrong place.

No worries, thank you for your time.

Ok, just saw this. Yes, I was thinking that this was a problem with the css. Thanks anyway.