glenngeiger

Any chance this one slipped through the cracks?

Thank you for the $mypost code. I see that the ancestors array returns the ID’s of the parent pages (if any). I also see post_parent returns the ID of the parent above the current page.

Can anyone assist with the PHP needed to hide/show the child UL if the current page has child pages, without removing the parent pages?

Nice work, and thanks for the post!

I know this is done already, but I thought I’d post what the actual problem was.

When copying and pasting text into a post it’s a good idea to check the HTML tab to see what the pasted text looks like. In my case, it managed to bring over a few <div> tags, left one of them open, and so destroyed my layout whenever that post appeared on the page.

Before you pull your hair out, commenting out parts of your templates and adding extra closing tags, check the HTML of your posts!

Just realized 2 things:

1. I’m mistaken, it’s single.php that handles the SINGLE pages (I know that… now.)
2. There was something up with the formating of one of my posts on the second page. That’s what I get for letting my customer paste from Word.

Done!

I just thought about it, and my modified theme, like the default, doesn’t use index.php to display single pages.

page.php is handling that.

Any other ideas?

Contact whomever is responsible for your theme.

Sadly, I’m the one responsible for my theme! It’s the default theme with some modification.

I now switched over to the actual default theme, just for kicks, and it’s still broken.

I see your buck, and I raise you a buck.

This might be a double padding issue with the 2 div’s, main and sidebar. This is an IE6 issue I’ve run into before. Try opening your ie6.css file and add the following line:

#container {display:inline;}

Hope this helps

Could you let me know what code you copied, from what file, and where you pasted it?

Much appreciated, (same issue – sort of)

mezmaghost: your idea to add a closing </div> tag to the end of the read more worked great. Thanks for the help!