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What are you security settings for your files? Always check those to make sure no one hacked in. I hope you find an answer—I’ll be checking back in case any of this happens to me so I could help out the next poor soul! Good luck

For the tabs, this is what I’m using:

https://post-tabs.hacklab.com.br/

I’m able to insert images,videos, etc. on the tab. As for email, I wouldn’t know. First try out the plugin then come back.

This is not a link!

This is now a link!

This is how I wrote it:

This is not a link!

<a href="https://www.google.com">This is now a link!</a>

In your admin panel when making pages, don’t use the Visual tab, get used the to the HTML tab so you learn some coding. Eventually you’re going to need to understand it to make a good website.

Here is a good link on html links:

https://www.quackit.com/html/codes/html_link_code.cfm

Awesome. Thank you. Since I can’t delete it since it was my footer’s image, I instead placed the moz code along with the footer like so:

#footer {
	clear:both;
	min-height:30px;
	height:auto;
	height:40px;
	background-image:url('https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/wp-content/test/2010/10/footer_bgheader7.jpg');
	text-align: left;
	padding:0px 0 0 0;
	width:100%;
	margin:10px 0 0 0;
	-moz-border-radius-bottomright: 1em;
	-moz-border-radius-bottomleft:  1em;
}

Works perfectly. Thank you so much, Doodlebee!!! God bless!

Using Firefox 3.5

This is too weird. Let me install the latest version and I’ll let you know…

Thanks, doodlebee, but that didn’t fix it.

Something weird just happened—when I got home (doing the site for work) I viewed it, and as it was loading, the bottom corners were rounded! BUT, once it completed to load, it went back to squared! All I need is to round out the bottom left and right corners of the site, but the as soon as the footer loaded in its entirety, it “covered” the nice round corners and went back to square.

Any help is much appreciated.

It works!!

/* SEARCH RESULTS PAGE - CSS */
body.search #content {
	background:#404040;
	float:left;
	width:790px;
	margin:20px 30px 0px 30px;
	}

It looks beautiful! thank you, Alchymyth!!

I do have a container css id for the main/home page. Here is what I tried but to no avail again:

body.search #container {background:#404040;}

#container {
	width: 850px;
	margin: 0 auto;
	padding:0px 0px;
	background:#404040;
        background-image:url('https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/wp-content/test/2010/12/bg_container2.png');
	color:#ddd;
	overflow: hidden;
	}

and when I try this:

body.search {
float:absolute;
width:900px;
background:#404040;
overflow:hidden;
}

the background color shows but still lies behind my home/main page background! Arrgh!

Sorry about the typo on the “px”. I am still getting the background box from my home/main page that I do not wish to have for my search results page. It is put there to outline my “Featured Project, Video, News” but don’t need it for my search results page. It lies within the “container” in the css.

To view the site you can log in here:

https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/wp-login.php

with username and password as “tester” (without the quotes).

After you click the login button, ignore the popup window and go here:

https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu

Please do not make any changes to the site as I am putting trust in those who are willing to help.
Thank you for your time and efforts, alchymyth. I hope I can still get others to help me and finally figure this out.

Ok, your method on changing the body tag was successful, but not enough to change my background. Since style.css includes a background image, I wish to not show up in my search results page. Would you happen to know how to code this to have a simple one color background for the search results page only? Is there a specific place to place the said code in my style.css so as to not pick up the home page’s background? This is what I tried but to no avail:

body.search {
float:absolute;
width:900
background:#404040;
overflow:hidden;
}

I also looked into changing my permalink structure specifically for my search results page by diving into .htaccess file. Perhaps this is the way to go. This way, I can change

https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/?s=rizzo

to

https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/search/rizzo

THEN I can apply the css stylesheet to this page. It seems the “?s” is not letting me make those changes. I still haven’t found my .htaccess file but I’ll keep looking.

Alchymth,
Thank you for your reply. It did manage to remove my styles from the search results page so thank you for that! My search results url is

https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/?s=rizzo

with “rizzo” being the searched word. However it did not pick up any css stylesheet this time. I attempted to create a new stylesheet named “search.css” but to no avail. Any further suggestions?

Quick note: I currently have the Page Specific CSS plugin. It basically works by naming the permalink slug the same as the css, that way the styles are applied to this slug’s page. Example: rizzo.css is applied to https://vrpsych……/rizzo. I’ve deactivated the plugin as well but it is still showing the page without styles.

caugb

Thank you for your reply. However, it is not working. I placed the following:
body.search-results { background-image:url(‘https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/wp-content/LIVE_images/headers/none.jpg’); }

“None.jpg” is exactly that, no background images. But it still shows the Home page background image (that round-cornered box). Thanks for trying though!

Msaari, I can’t thank you enough for the plugin. There still is an odd glitch however. All the search results become lowercase. This glitch is still nothing compared to what you’ve managed to fix so far, but keep it in mind for perhaps future versions.

If you wish, feel free to test it on my site. Search for anyone in the People page, like Rizzo or Parsons for instance. What you get are the correctly found results, but the names show as “rizzo” and “parsons”, including the page you click to go find the result as well.

Thank you for all you’ve done!

https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu

Enable your original Search (from wp’s widget) and paste the code into your header.php (or wherever you wish to place it). Do this DURING your Relevanssi plugin is activated. Both will work hand in hand, with WP search doing the post count, and R doing the rest.

MAJOR ISSUE though, R plugin doesn’t show the searched image, but everything else does. The reason is the image is named the same. Without turning off the highlighting feature, is there a better way to fix this?

i checked out your site and everything looks fine. I searched for something, your image showed, AND your text is highlighted. How did you fix it? Thanks in advance!

Here’s my site:
https://vrpsych.ict.usc.edu/