markwubben

(Pfew, I found my WordPress account again!)

sIFR actually checks for element.offsetHeight, and removes the vertical padding from that number. That way you can get near the line-height almost perfectly in virtually all browsers. You have to specify the padding though.

You can also use getComputedStyle and currentStyle to get at line-height directly (consult Google for more on that).

If you have any further questions, please mail me (https://novemberborn.net/colophon/contact), as I’m not checking these forums anymore (and I’m not at home now, so I tend to forget about things like this)).

(P.S. It would be handy if the forum software would complain if you use a wrong login, anyway, the comment above is mine!)

“It’s at the end of categories by design”
I see. Oh well, Anne wanted it gone ??

Allusion,
the slash at the end is inside the template code for the categories. I’ve had to hack it to get it away.
I’ll send an email to the development team containing the preview hack.
Take care,
– Mark

The hacks file is loaded on the end of functions.php, this is one of the first files to be included. Something I would want to change are the allowed tags. The kses.php file, however, is loaded after functions.php. I can’t change it without modifying the kses.ph p file, which I don’t want to.

Jaykul: I’ll be using mod_rewrite anyway, so there is no real reason for me to move these files. If you are pointing to them directly, however, it is a good idea.
Anonymous: If you change the include, you also hack the files.