Noemi Nozze

What your provider need to do is set some rights correct or re-start mysql. Looks like if this just happend over time the harddisk could be full…..

hehehe I just basicly SUCK at layouts and designing thats why I look for themes-in-a-box ready to go ??

But I reckon you guys are right ?? Need to get my own nice dark-thingy theme ??

How is your side bar defined ??

You could try adding a border-left: 1px solid blue (or what ever colour)
on the side bar
OR
on the DIV of the right-content border-right: 1px solid blue

what sidebar ??

Admin side bar ? Or in your blog ?

go for 1.5 and ask em again ??

rebuild the stuff ??

BUT ask yourselve why ?

yeah read the post like 5 times but still I cant make a fiddle out of this…

You have sub-pages of a “parent” page teacher
So
Teacher ->
Calhoun
Johnson ….
etc.

And you want to view the first 50 words of those sub-pages ??

Could you like edit it so that it is NOT 3 lines but normal coded formatting like
<?PHP
if () {
blablabla
}
etc etc

I got like 3 lines in total in the script and I really like to see source before I use anything..

It sounds nice though:) (except the remote-script part)

Yes it can be done, not sure where I tried spotting the location where they pull out the info on the DB put can not get my finger on it yet (been searching some time now ?? ?? Maybe someone else can help out ? I would like to know also ??

What you need to do first is get the enviremont variables from the user
so declare:
get_currentuserinfo() ;
some where this will create the following variables:
(You might need to GLOBAL them first !! not sure)
$user_level
$user_ID
$user_nickname
$user_email
$user_url
$user_pass_md5

You can use these, this ONLY work for registered users ??

Looks like a seperate plugin for something that is placed in a 3rd column

Reckon you could look for a plugin like that ?

hehehe Thats the problem they are nice ?? But not what I am looking for..

Reckon I have to design something myselve *wich I totally suck at :P*

something fu..ed up this post *grin*

But yeah you can do that, you might need to add some extra style-sheet tags since a lot of them cover #tag ul ul li and not #tag ul ul u li (thought the layout would be f**ked

Make your FOOTER DIV absolute and keep it off 10px of the bottom ? (or none) And still have it in the page tag. This way the page-div will go all the way down and the FOOTER DIV shall be placed on top of it..

The stylesheet would look like:
#footer_tag {
position: absolute;
bottom: 0px;
width: 100%;
text-align: center;
}

What you might want to do is put a TABLE in the DIV so that the text isn’t all that centered…

Hmmm I don’t really see the problem in FireFox or Internet Explorer.. What I do see is that the comments-text is prety tight fit to the box. You might want to add some margin-space in there ??

If you don’tknow how the margin tag works:
Margin: top right bottom left;
So if you do:
margin: 0 0 0 5px;
It will leave the first 5px of the left side free.
margin: 5px;
Will leave on ALL edges 5px free….

Hope that is of some sort of help ??