jonji

Found the problem, no help here on these forums! Sheesh!

Again, anybody help?

Set the flash to opaque not transparent, then if the flash is in a div give it an id=”flash”. Then in css go #flash(display:block;margin:0px;} and adjust the margins as needed… works on my sites with flash.

Jonji

You could wrap everything you want to change in a div tag and then in the css of the class assigned to that div you could write class=”something” and then .something P {display:none;}. Never tried that but the logic is sound (smile)!

Jonji

It depends on the registrar. I have transferred with GoDaddy by going to them first and giving them the info they need, then to the original registrar and getting the info from them. You then unlock the domain (if it is locked) and the registrars finish the transfer.

GoDaddy is best on the cost/service ratio that I found over the years. They walk you through every step of the process. You get a free year registration for every domain transfereed (or they used to).

Jonji

<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . (‘wp-header.php’); ?> perhaps?

I’m a long time designer but I’m new to WP (this month) so that may or may not work!

Jonji

Does it have to be a custom field? You can do this with a div wrapper and then apply css to change fonts, spacing, colors, etc.

Jonji

Put the flash inside a div tag so you can then add css to move the div.

Example:

<div style=”margin: -10px 0 -20px 0;”> The flash code </div> The order of the css is top, right, bottom and then left.

Remember that FF and IE sometimes render pixel counts (spacing) differently. If this happens try adding “display:block” to the code. If everything formats correctly then don’t! (smile)

Jonji

Some people who might help: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/04/17/web-form-design-modern-solutions-and-creative-ideas/

So what you need is a form change? just add the form fields you need like this: <input type=”text”> etc… giving them a name or value that the form can process in the code.

Example:
<input name=”Name” type=”text” value=”Type your name here”> or look here https://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/forms/. Also I have found the WP community very helpful, so ASK the site owner what he is doing to expand his comment form.

Jonji

Anybody?