markmichon

Short of explaining inline lists for navigation, check out this:

https://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/

take a look at the examples, and use the generator if needed. Replace the entire table that is being used for the navigation with an unordered list.

Bumping the thread. I should also note that for some reason the archives page is putting the current style onto the home page. It’s something to do with the php, as a view source indicates it is never added to the second list item.

Call microsoft and tell them to fix their browser. otherwise try turning off the rich text editor in the WP options.

I sent in a site bug report. a workaround is to click the “more” part to take you to the tag page

try replacing the require(….) line with the_content();

That’s a way of calling the loop I’m not really familiar with. Normally people use
<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> instead

Perhaps IE7 security is taking over? Did you try it out in firefox or something else?

What’s the whole thing look like, with the loop intact. I’m not familiar with that plugin but maybe it’s something with the loop code itself.

query_posts alone does nothing, at least not visually.

You want to copy your “loop” to the new page and place query_post right before it.
ex:

<?php query_posts('cat=8'); ?>
THE LOOP

Are you the theme author? If not, reinstall the theme completely, or try someone elses.

The nav area looks butchered. Not sure why there is a table stuck in there.

sorry, it’s late. I meant “link” not like.

you want to put the following around the loop

<?php if ( in_category('2') ) { ?>

loop

<?php } ?>

then change your initial get_posts to just category 1.

What you want to do is wrap the sharethis calls inside an is_single if.

<?php if (is_single()) { ?>
Sharethis stuff
<?php } ?>

put whatever the sharethis tag is inside there.

edit: oh and stop making the same post over and over again. People won’t help you if you spam.

I think you are just missing one little thing:
Right before wp-content, you want a “/” without the quotes.

If that doesn’t work could you like to it not working?

Never actually done this, but give it a shot. Idea is coming from the in_category template tag.

<?php query_posts('category_name=gigs&showposts=5'); while(have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

<?php if ( in_category('artistcategorynumber') ): ?>
  The Stuff you Want to Display Here
<?php endif; ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>

Well, if you don’t want to actually edit and CSS files, here is a small fix for your first question.

first, try removing the paragraph tags from around the addthis item.

If that doesn’t work, do the following:

You are going to be putting both items into a div, and float them both.

<div>
<span style="float:left;">SHARETHISITEMGOESHERE</span>
<span style="float:left;">ADDTHISGOESHERE</span>
</div>

for the second question, I recommend reading up on CSS at the codex. Or find a theme that does what you want, and take a look at their code. It’s a bit too much to explain without knowing your level of knowledge.