Herculez

@chucklebum0205 solution worked for me as a temporary fix. Thanks.

Thanks so much for this, I really appreciate the response.

Herc.

Does the download link that is generated support resume download functionality? And are the correct headers being set?

Same problem here. My 1.3GB .mov file is 0 GB.

Any ideas?

Thanks alchymyth, I changed the order and it worked exactly as prescribed. I can’t believe it was that simple ??

I’ll go ahead with your instructions for Part B tomorrow after a good nights sleep. Been on this for about 16 hours. Its come a long way!

Thanks to all for your help ??

Hey all, I’ve implemented the changes as suggested and it’s all gone really well.

@vtxyzzy, thanks. Your code worked perfectly.

@alchymyth, I added the a:visited style for each category (which I’ve set to the same colour as the a:link) and now it shows the correct colour in Firefox OSX, but all browsers appear to no longer display the a:hover after you’ve visited the page.

So to reiterate, the first time you come to the page and mouseOver the main nav, the link show the correct hover colour. But after you start to click on those links, it doesn’t show the hover colour anymore.

Finally, I have one last request. Can someone please show me how to make the box surrounding each post be coloured based on the category. So the date and box colour are the same.

Thank you.
Chris.

Hey alchymyth,

I had some time this morning before work so gave your suggestion a go.

I added styles for the first two nav items with mixed results.

It appears to work perfectly in Safari (OSX) but Firefox only show the hover state, not the default link state. Haven’t tested IE yet.

I added these styles to style.css. Do they instead belong in the ‘styles/grey.css’ which pertains to this themes colour scheme? Something else?

I suspect there’s a conflict somewhere, do I need to disable an existing style for these new ones to work without issue?

That’s awesome, thanks!
I’ll give it a go tonight and let you know how I get on.

Cheers,
Chris.

Heya,

I did a global search for “the_content_more_link” and it didn’t return any results.

At this stage, I’ve grown accustomed to how it looks with your style fix above and think perhaps it may even be better to leave the ‘more’ on its own line (so they’re all consistent and don’t wrap onto different lines).

So lets leave it at that, thanks for your help with this. It’s appreciated.

Chris.

Come to think of it, it appears to have less to do with the the_content() tag and more to do with the function of adding a <!–more–> break in the content.

Unless there’s a place to change how this functions, I may be out of luck. Anyone? ??

Hi stvwlf,

Thanks for taking the time to reply. The CSS fixes appear straight forward however the second half of your post is a little more of a mystery.

the_content() tag appears as follows:

<p><?php the_content(); ?></p>

No <BR /> tags in sight.

Is there a master template that outlines how certain tags functions? Perhaps I can alter the <?php the_content(); ?> in there?

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