lollymom

Oh my goodness! It worked! Thank you! Thank you!

I’m using 2.0.4, and I think others have used this plugin with this version.

When I do what you tell me to do, even though I changed the name to .php at the end, it still says “save as type .htm” in the window below.

I just don’t get how to save it as a .php file. All the other plugins I’ve used automatically save that way. I don’t understand why this one isn’t.

Okay, I did that, and I put it in my plugins folder, but it’s not appearing on my plugin page in Dashboard.

I am having this same problem. How do I make a .php file in my cPanel?

I guess I’ll bump this one more time–originally posted over a week ago. This is my main concern with my website. It is fine in Firefox, but most of my readers use IE so I really want it to look right in it. (I have no idea what it looks like in other browsers.) I have tried asking in the support forum of my theme author to no avail.

I just have no clue what to do. It’s over too far in one browser, but moving it over to make it right moves it too far the other way in another browser. Is there any answer? Any direction you can point me?

I didn’t fix it—I just made my sidebars shorter and my pages longer! If my page is too short, the footer still comes up. (I had to add extra links on my Favorites page just to make it long enough. The post pages have the comments form, which adds length.

I still don’t know what to do about the horizontal scroll bar in my archives page. I guess I need to look around for the text-wrapping function/code and where to put it.

Sorry to bump, maybe I posted this too late at night, but does anyone have any ideas what might be wrong?

Ohhhh! Thank you. It’s fixed!

Okay, so I need to have a <br /> somewhere after my img src thing… but where exactly? I’ve tried putting it before the /a and before the /h1 and neither fixed my problem. Here’s what I have:

<div class="page">
<div class="header">
<h1><a href="https://lollymom.com/"><img src="images/LollyBannerSuperShortJPG.jpg"></a></h1>
<h2 class="blog-description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></h2>
<div class="header" onclick="location.href='https://www.lollymom.com';" style="cursor: pointer;">
</div>

I’m tempted to just put that extra /div at the end because that at least fixes it in Firefox. But it’s still all wonky in IE, and who knows what it looks like in other browsers!

Oh, that’s a nice diagram, thank you. I checked my footer file and there is a closing /div for the page. So what is the problem? And why did putting an extra one in there fix it, at least in Firefox? From what the Tidy thing tells me (in View Source), it looks like there’s something wrong with the part that says <img src> It says element not empty or not closed. What does that mean?

Okay, sorry I didn’t see that before. Thank you! Now my header is clickable, but my site is broken! I didn’t touch anything else. I can view source in Firefox and it points out where the warnings are, but I don’t understand what I’m supposed to do. It’s probably really simple!

I actually figured out how to fix it so it looks right in Firefox, but it would still be messed up in IE, so I don’t know if my “fix” was correct, or if Firefox just overlooked it. Anyway, I noticed that <div class="page"> wasn’t closed, at least as far as I could see, so I put another </div> after the one that closes <div class="header">

So that makes everything okay in Firefox, but like I said, IE still looked funky. So I took that out and I’m coming to this wonderful source of knowledge and wisdom for advice before I really screw things up.

Thank you, Thank you!!! I am learning so much. Thank you so for helping out a stranger!

Yes, widening the sidebars just makes the center column narrower.

oops!

I don’t know if this is needed, or if you can see it by viewing source, but here is a link to my header.php file.

https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/249888