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  • Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: :hover in IE
    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    oh wow… tons of great tips!!! WOOOOO GO TEAM!

    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    update? Such as clicking apply or whatever?
    i’ve tried changing the permalink structure to default and other things just to see if that was the problem but no luck.
    I when i go in to edit the page it doesn’t show up in the preview, but it shows my index page. Would this be affected by the loop?

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: :hover in IE
    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    nice one m8
    Thanks a ton!

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: :hover in IE
    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    ahhhh…. well this would be a good reason for not doing it.
    Is there a way i could get it to change the background color of a parent element? Its sad how IE likes to do its own thing.

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: :hover in IE
    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    No, by having a before the li it makes the entire li element a link rather than just the text it’s self.
    Also putting the hover selector on the li makes it so that the li is the trigger for the effect not the text of the link.

    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    yeah i don’t think it was the cached info.
    because the rest of the site updates when i update code for any of it.
    Its like instead of pointing to the page it doesn’t.. i’m not sure where this wordpress code would be relating to pages.
    I can still edit and view what it should look like in the manage > pages part of dashboard. But when i click the view option it just brings me to the index of my site.

    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    thank you.

    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    ha yeah upgrading…
    they just come out with versions to fast. ha

    well i took out the permalinks but its not that.
    it seems not to be able to find that WordPress page i made. is there some way to reference it using its ID number?

    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    yeah they are WordPress pages, they worked before, but then i went and changed the loop on the main page and from on its been a bit loopy.

    What would be causing the images to move around? The coding on both pages should be basicly the same.

    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    yeah the images are supposed to link to image-gallery/
    but instead of the wordpress ‘page’ displaying it just loads my main page again under the address 403jungle.com/image-gallery

    does that make more sense?

    also.. when you click on one of the catagories the images in the gallery box move positions.. i dont think this should be happening.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Multiple Sidebars
    Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    “get_sidebar” is refering to the php function that calls the file “sidebar.php”
    What you need to change is the function or make a new one that calls your new file as a sidebar…
    I haven’t actually checked this out but from my current knowledge you would have to find out which wordpress file the function “get_sidebar” is in then either copy that and make a new function to call or to rename it to call your other sidebar.

    Hope this helps..

    Thread Starter Chadwick

    (@chadwick)

    no that didn’t work. :S

    very nice site.
    have you checked the code around that part of the header. It seems like it could be outside of the list of items you have there but still formatted as a h2.

    do you think you could take a look at my site i seem to have a sidebar problem in IE. It doesnt’ float how it should. And it looks fine in Firefox.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: RSS feed into Flash .swf

    is there a way to add css formatting to the imported text?

    In your header.php file there should be a line like this:
    <div id="header">
    <div id="headerimg">
    <h1><a href="<?php echo get_settings('home'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
    <div class="description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></div>
    </div>

    Remove the following:

    <h1><a href="<?php echo get_settings('home'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>

    That removes the title of the blog. The other line is for the tagline.

    To add a image, not as a background, just add html such as this to your header.php :

    <img src="imagename.extention">

    To keep your document valid, you will have to set the size & attributes of that header image in your style.css. This can be done by using this code in your header.php :

    <img scr="imagename.extention" class="headerimg">

    and this code to your style.css :

    .headerimg {
    width:700px; /* if you want it 700px wide */
    height:100px; /* same as above */
    margin:0px; /* to make it fit nicely :) */
    }

    But if your using a image as a background will move your tagline text below the image. So in my opinion it would be better to use the background image on the headerimg id you want to use.

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