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Maybe this will help: Moving WordPress

Those styles don’t differ, really, so you wouldn’t see if it works or not. But that .sitename a visited should be .sitename a:visited (or .sitename a:hover or .sitename a:active)

Hope this helps ??

Well, actually I moved the PHP code inside the div tag. Then the PHP code will write that additional attribute inside the tag. Before it was writing the attribute outside.

Perhaps it should be
<div id="container"<?php if (is_page() && !is_page("archives")) echo " class=\"singlecol\""; ?>>

It’s such a shame (sort of…) that the problem only occurs in IE (I don’t have Avant). If it was on FF too, I could edit the CSS to test out different approaches. I wonder if it works if I make a local copy of your stylesheet and then set IE to use it for all pages… Hmmm…

It definitely seems like a float issue. Has it been like that for a long time or is there something you may have changed in the layout that might cause this? It happens on IE too, but you know how IE is when it comes to floating divs… Hit me with an email if you want to puzzle over this (and/or other matters) off forum ??

First of all, don’t delete wp-admin/sidebar.php (although I don’t think you need it, but still).
Second of all, go to Presentation > Theme Editor > choose the theme you’re using in the dropdown list and click Select (if the theme wasn’t there as a default). On the right, click on Sidebar Template. Edit that.

If there isn’t an Update File button, you need to change file permissions.

Hope this helps.

The sidebar behaves on other “pages”, so I’m willing to bet the italic link in “Gifts from the garden” messes it up ?? Can’t remember what you can do about it though (change padding?). I think IE doesn’t like justified text and italics.

I could be wrong, though.

What if you made the sidebar into an independent page a la popup comments template?

You shouldn’t be in such a hurry, not all threads are answered within the same day they were started. (Referring to an own thread like this is a bit like bumping, isn’t it? *tsk tsk*)

Have you looked at the existing Chinese translations?

You’ll need to wrap it (the <?php echo … ?>) in a <span>, or <div> actually, and give it a class. For example <div class=”comment_number”><?php echo $com_count++; ?></div>. And then you can modify it in the CSS (float it left/right, change size etc.). Maybe a span would float too. I don’t know ??

I have something like
div.comment_number {
font-size: 250%;
float: right;
}
in the css

Ahh… special functions. That’s the correct place. You could add
elseif ( $page_id==6 ) { /* ignore */ }
after the similar looking “about_short” line (if you still have it). Before the else, anyway. Hmm, I’m not sure if the 6 should be in single quotes '6'. Try either way ??

@seifenspender: how about adding parametre exclude=6 to the wp_list_pages template tag (I assume that’s the correct page ID). That doesn’t change anything too drastically, it only removes the specified page link from the list. See the Codex for info how to use the parametre. (It’s just a comma-separated list of page IDs you want to exclude.)

You can exclude the pages you want with a parametre exclude (see Codex). For example <?php wp_list_pages('exclude=1013, 1121&sort_column=menu_order'); ?>
Sort_column is there just to show how the parametres are if there are several. The numbers are the page IDs to exclude. Golden star to people who know where those example numbers are from ??

add the /> as well, otherwise you’ll have invalid html/xhtml