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  • BTW,

    The reason the date is showing up above the title is because it has a “position: absolute” associated with it:

    .singular .entry-header .entry-meta {
    left: 0;
    position: absolute;
    }

    (from your child theme stylesheet)
    and

    .singular .entry-header .entry-meta {
    left: 0;
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    }

    (from the default twentyeleven stylesheet)

    This is actually what’s causing all of your spacing problems. If you remove that position attribute, the spacing should be fine without adding the padding-top.

    Did you edit style.css directly? I just took a look at your site again, and I’m not seeing the change reflected in your stylesheet. But perhaps you removed it?

    Are you using a child theme for this project? The list of css files seems to indicate that you are. If so, make sure you edit the style.css in your child theme directory (looks like it’s /2011-child)

    Did this show up just when you activated the plugin? Or when you actually put the widget logic code that vtxyzzy mentioned into a widgeT?

    Try editing your theme’s style.css with this:

    .singular article .entry-title {
    padding-top: 15px;
    }

    (The line you need to edit in style.css looks to be around line 2707)

    As esmi mentioned, the add-on for Firefox called Firebug is an awesoem tool for drilling down into your HTML/CSS and editing styles on-the-fly to find a fix.

    Thread Starter mburtis

    (@mburtis)

    Hey,

    Thanks for the feedback. I’ve looked at a number of jQuery accordion menus, but I haven’t found any that have the specific features of the WP admin menu. In particular, finding a way to have the top-level items be links while providing a mechanism for expanding the sub-menus has been tricky to find. And I’m also struggling with finding a menu that will expand the appropriate submenu depending on the page that’s being viewed.

    I guess I thought that since this menu was part of the back-end, I might find a tutorial or thread that explains how to build a similar navigation interface on the front-end.

    Maybe I just need to keep scouring the jQuery accordion menus. . .

    Hi,

    Can you describe the rewrite loop errors you were seeing? I’m seeing something simliar , I think, that my be traceable back to this plugin.

    Are you seeing an performance issues that you can trace to these errors, too?

    And did you ever find a fix?

    Thanks!
    Martha

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