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I thought it was that so changed it to the Three Point Rule but still it fails to calculate any draws.

When I import matches I also get this error msg:

WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘ away_points = NULL, winner_id = 574, loser_id = 561, custom = ‘a:3:{s:8’ at line 2]
UPDATE wp_leaguemanager_matches SET home_points = , away_points = NULL, winner_id = 574, loser_id = 561, custom = ‘a:3:{s:8:”halftime”;a:2:{s:4:”plus”;s:0:””;s:5:”minus”;N;}s:8:”overtime”;a:2:{s:4:”home”;s:0:””;s:4:”away”;N;}s:7:”penalty”;a:2:{s:4:”home”;s:0:””;s:4:”away”;N;}}’ WHERE id = 4798

The matches do get imported but there a couple of issues. It doesn’t recognise my dates or times and as mentioned before doesn’t acknowledge draws. Everything else seems to work.

I know it’s been mentioned before but the ability to important teams, fixtures and matches via csv would be welcomed ??

Oh and just another little question. Is there a reason why a club name must have atleast 3 characters? A lot of clubs I work with use abbreviations.

Hi Mika.

Just started using your plugin. Looks great so far but I think I may have come across a couple of bugs:

– I mis-spelled a club when creating it and whenever I tried to change the name it wasn’t accepted and the mis-spelled name remained.
– I assigned a number of clubs to a league. Then deleted a club that was assigned to that league. I.e. deleted the club from the club menu NOT from the team list for that league. The league still seems to register this club even though it is not listed as one of the teams. I went as far as deleting every other team in the league so the list is now blank and it still says that there is 1 team in the league.

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That’s it so far. Now on to the good news ?? Some feedback ??
– With regard to the players module perhaps you also need to record ‘assists’. This tends to be an important statistic in football.
– For the fixtures area, would it be possible that the starting date is the current year. I would imagine a fair percentage of users will be entering dates in or around our current year rather than 1900.

As I say I’ve only just started using it but it looks like a great plugin. Keep it up.

I’ve done that but it has just made the menu really fat. I preferred it when it was thinner.

Bingo. Found it in the loop. Cheers for your help.

I don’t have an archive.php in my child theme. But in Twenty Ten there is this line

get_template_part( ‘loop’, ‘archive’ ); ?>

To be honest I want all posts displayed the same regardless of whether they are in a category or archive.

I have tried it on Firefox, Chrome and IE and I still see it.

If you load the page in Chrome and select both the text and image of Ajax Amsterdam you will see that the image is not exactly centered against the text above it (same applies for Heracles and Vitesse images). It seems as though there is a gap after the image.

I have had a play with the code and from what I can work out, the images aren’t being centered on these three occassions due to the length of the text above. I.e. Ajax Amsterdam, Heracles Almelo and Vitesse Arnhem are too long. If I shorten the text above then the images are centralised again.

I hope this makes sense.

I thought as much. Thanks. Solved ??

Thank you Zoonini for your advice. I have fiddled around with divs and floating and kind of got the result I was looking for.

The only issue I have now is how to align images with different sizes.
https://www.the-dutch-touch.com/?page_id=700

All the images either have a width of 150px or a height of 150px depending on whether they are wider than they are longer or vice-versa.

How would I go about aligning the images the same regardless of their size. At the moment you can see the AZ logo just floats above. Now ideally I want it centred vertically and the Profile and News text to be in line with the others.

Thanks for your help. I was looking in the one.column php file for it… didn’t think to look in the CSS.

Okay it seems that your suggestion about the background not working without padding was correct.

I’ve also managed to get the border work too. Thanks for your help.

Yes I’m just editing the twentyten theme.

Looks good to me. Thanks.

In light of that I have changed by approach.

Added a semi-opaque strip to the header image to act as the menu and made the menu clear in CSS. Works wonders. ??