djsounds02

I want the page name on a title bar I have above the content yet it only gives me the name of the first post?

?? no problem

yes when I insert a new div class between all the titles and thumbnails and add just a couple of div classes they do fall how you want them. They are not very tidy though due to your font size and title lengths maybe you should have a look at that once you have sorted the others out. I have attatched a picture for you to see.

https://www.benjisounds.co.uk/ben/page.jpg

As you can see the first 4 in firebug are contained within the divs I created.

I can tell you there is something wrong with where you have put the div post style. as it is containing all the posts. If it was placed somewhere else it would repeat for each of the articles. Instead it is only appearing the once I also need to do this layout. and will keep trying to figure this one out!

By the way let me know if this works?

.left-sidebar, .right-sidebar {
overflow:hidden;
position:absolute;
top:200px;

This problem will be inside your postloop I believe you should have <h2><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>

Sorry if I am wrong.

You say it is a custom.css there might be no reason for it being where it is other than a last minute adjustment on the creators behalf.

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unless you have installed the files in some unknown little cranny in some of your many hundreds of files? If this is the case.. Upload a picture using the media upload in wordpress admin, After upload see the url of where the img is. The url should have plenty of /here/and-there/this-folder/that-folder/BINGO. Hope that helps slightly?

Yes. The browser is loading the scroll bar and then deciding it doesn’t need it. Im guessing it is a problem with the css? height issues? Overflow issues maybe. Somewhere along them lines. ??

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