Jennifer Finch

HI Kitsune86,

Sorry it has taken me this long to reply (caught a cold). It looks like your issue was resolved, do you feel that it has?

I see that you matched the styles between your single post content and your home page post content. Your categories are receiving the same post class as the front page, so everything looks consistent.

One thing I noticed, it doesn’t look like your single pages are receiving a post id, like you have going on for your front and category pages. No big deal, just might be something to add if you want.

HI,

On your single page, your p tag is receiving this style:
.post-entry p {
font-size: 14px;
line-height: 20px;
margin-bottom: 20px;

and the front is not receiving any style for the p tag.

Try to edit your css file to include:

.news-wrapper p,
.post-entry p {
font-size: 14px;
line-height: 20px;
margin-bottom: 20px;

Hit me back if you need a different solution.

Hi Shansta,

Take a look at this plugin and see if it meets your needs.

wp-htaccess-control

HI There,

Not sure how your server is set-up, but there should be a folder somewhere called: WP-CONTENT. Within that folder is a folder called THEMES. In that folder will be your theme.

If your theme is like most, you will fine a file called header.php.

Now the next question is, since you only supplied images and not a link to your working site, I can only guess how your html and css is structured, so I can not help on how to actually make the changes.

I hope that got you started.

I am sorry to hear that you are having issues with WP E-commerce.

Is your complaint that you would like to resolve this issue or that the company is unresponsive?

If it is that you would like to troubleshoot your issue, I believe JustinSainton probable nailed it, try switching themes for a moment to see if the plugin works in the default theme. If it works, then you will need to address your theme. Which is possible to do, even for beginners.

If your issue is that the company “don’t care”, I am not sure what to tell you. I am pretty sure they do care as many people have many working shops. Good luck.

I looked at the site again today and I see the navigation that advances to the “next” and “previous” pages of your gallery.

I do see that although the first page of the gallery now shows 12 images, there is actually an post entry in the first position called, “creatures-of-the-dark” that shows in the code, but not on the site.

Let me know what your issues are, we may need to reword your situation and repost it to get more specific support.

HI There,

I think it is this line of code which contains the argument to show 12 posts, no?

query_posts('posts_per_page=12&cat=3&paged='.$paged); ?>

Maybe play around with that?

Esmi,

Thank you for your response. I did set the code you listed above to specify the header img size I desired.

But guess what!? I figured out that was problem is with my server company. I did not have ImageMagick or GD Library installed, therefore no image sizing on the server side could occur. So many things to “links in the chain” about!

Thanks Again.

HI Sylvia,

This is what worked for me. It is basically what MichaelH provided me with in this thread (Thanks Again!)
I put this code into my sidebar, then defined the classes catTitle and catDesc in the style sheet (style.css in most themes).
I used it in my friends blog here:
https://www.westcoastcoaching.com
She uses her categories more like headings with her last three posts showing. You can change that number in this line
‘showposts’ => 3,
This code also will reveal the description of the category as it is written in the admin (dashboard) under categories. In the example site above there is nothing written in the category description, but is there if you need it.
———————————– JPF

<?php
$cat_args=array(
‘orderby’ => ‘name’,
‘order’ => ‘ASC’
);

$categories=get_categories($cat_args);

foreach($categories as $category) {
$args=array(
‘showposts’ => 3,
‘category__in’ => array($category->term_id),
‘caller_get_posts’=>1
);
$posts=get_posts($args);
if ($posts) {
echo ‘<p>term_id.'” class=”catTitle”>’. substr($category->name,0,30) .’</p> ‘;
echo ‘<div class=”catDesc”>’. substr($category->description,0,100) .'</div> ‘;

foreach($posts as $post) {
setup_postdata($post);
echo ‘<p>ID.'” class=”catPosts”>’ . substr($post->post_title,0,45) . ‘</p> ‘;
} // foreach($posts
} // if ($posts
} // foreach($categories

?>

I was experiencing this same issue and took benjaii’s advise and did a quick template change and back and the pull down reappeared. Thank You benjaii and everyone.

-JPF

Thank you for your answer.—But, I think there was a misunderstanding. The lines I wrote in my question that I used the

• feature are ATTRIBUTES of the “Post Items”. (sorry)

Here is what I am after if possible
example:
I have a category: “Fruits I like”
Category Description: I like fruit because it is tasty and colorful, sweet and smelly.
and three recent posts are: Apples, Grapes, Oranges

I would like the category and posts to display as such:

Fruits I like
I like fruit because it is tasty and colorful, sweet and…
->Apples
->Grapes
->Oranges

Thank you, I must go eat now that I made myself hungry. Too bad I really hate fruit LOL