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  • Thread Starter droopheadedflowers

    (@droopheadedflowers)

    Hmmmm…I’ve found a solution, albeit a very strange one. It involves closing 2 </div> tags that don’t have corresponding <divs> in the first place. Odd….

    I went to page.php in the minimaplus template directory.

    Line 3: I cut the line <div id=”content” class=”narrowcolumn”>
    But *did not* delete the corresponding </div> tag – instead, I added another </div> close tag on the fourth line from bottom – just below <?php edit_post_link(‘Edit this entry.’, ”, ”); ?>

    That makes two </div> tags that don’t have corresponding divs…but the page works. If you take out either of the two </div> tags at the bottom the alignment problem resurfaces again.

    An odd solution, but I guess if it works…..hmm…

    Lots and lotsa thanks for pointing out the narrowcolumn tag, by the way – most appreciated and most helpful!

    Thread Starter droopheadedflowers

    (@droopheadedflowers)

    Hmmm….It only occurrs with the template I happen to be using (Minima Plus), all other templates bring up the page fine.

    I tried deleting the suggested code above, which partially helped – but not entirely. The main column no longer wraps along onto the sidebar, but the sidebar content still comes up in the main column, underneath the main contents.

    I tried copying the page.php file from the default template across, but that didn’t change anything. Then I just deleted the page.php file entirely from the minima plus directory. I get the column rows back, but of course I no longer have the page template.

    …hmmm…perplexing….

    Thread Starter droopheadedflowers

    (@droopheadedflowers)

    ha-harr! Figured it out.

    Just needed to put a “index.php” at the end of the “Blog Address (URI)” under the options menu, and all bodes well.

    Lots & lotsa thanks for the help, mob!

    Thread Starter droopheadedflowers

    (@droopheadedflowers)

    Darn – I guess I’m more ignorant than I’d assumed.

    My index.php file is pretty small – in fact:

    <?php
    /* Short and sweet */
    define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, true);
    require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);
    ?>

    That’s it.

    …I’m not actually sure what the ‘complete comments code for comments on posts’ is, or where I should place it if I knew what it was.

    Secondly, you’re right that index.php?p=3 works perfectly – but I can’t figure out why the path is not directing it there in the first place. The addresses in the Options–>general tab are:

    WordPress Address (URI) – https://droopheadedflowers.zapto.org
    Blog Address (URI) – https://droopheadedflowers.zapto.org

    which were the default, and I assume to be correct.

    Sorry, I know I’m being ignorant here…any ideas?

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