bizarrerie

I have read the codex pages. They are of no help to me.

I would rather not use a plug-in.

Any other solutions?

Thanks

got it! Super stupid ~_~

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply peter. I have exhausted most of the codex pages trying to answer this question.

I need the children to be nestled inside the ul of the category lists.

Something similar to this:

<ul><li>Category
<ul class="children-cat"><li>Child Category</li>
<li>Child Category</li>
<li>Child Category</li></ul>
</li></ul>

I know the CSS to hide it, my problem is that I cannot generate this using wp_list_cats. More specific help would be appreciated!

Excellent whitespace. I love it.

You could simply create a home.php template file. This is the file wordpress searches for first, as explained in the codex. Simply code a sidebar in home.php, and then manually delete the sidebar in all other templates (page.php, index.php, tag.php, etc…) and then style it to your liking.

Hope this helps.

He may prefer to have it placed in his external stylesheet, which you did not mention.

Internet Explorer HATES the float option. To fix this, I recommend that you do not use paragraphs for your styles.

For example:

<div class="header alt"><strong>14.</strong>

	becky &nbsp;|&nbsp; June 2nd, 2008 at 7:11 am</div>

		<div><span class='eg-image' style='float:left; display:block; padding-right: 5px;; width:60px' ><img src='https://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id=f27be08aae5<ul>
4085be944ed90c21a552c&amp;size=60&amp;rating=PG&amp;default=http%3A%2F%2Fi229.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fee42%2Fcrashcodes575%2Fgravatar3.png' width='60' height='60' alt='' class='avatar avatar-60 easygravatar' /></div>

I replaced your paragraph tags with div tags, which should prevent the gravatar from jumping to the left of the p. Firefox does not do this, but IE does.

Hopefully this should fix your problem ??

Your problem is coming from the text area. Check your comments template and change the cols=”#” value to resize it. or you could edit your css to reflect your desired width:

textarea {
width: #px;
}

This should take care of your stretching issues.