naviathan

There is a free video server software called MistServer (it has an open source and a premium version). It has it’s own embeded player and it will transcode into all the necessary formats for web. If you have the capability to host it (I use a free linux tier on Amazon) it will host all the video you need to all the platforms on the fly with minimal coding.

Any progress on this? I, too, would really like to see RTMP support.

Not sure why, but I had to pad the bottom of the content area to get the content areas background to match up with the content wrapper so the border looks even.

Ok I have this sort of figured out. I added a wrapper around my content area, gave it a 10px padding, adjusted some margin issues between the content area and the wrapper and now it looks perfect…in Dreamweaver and Chrome. For some reason, IE 9 and Firefox 4 are displaying a larger bottom margin than Dreamweaver and Chrome are showing. What am I missing here?

Never mind. I just need to think “outside the box” literally. I figured it out. Place the image as a background in main and position it over to the widget side. Works great! Thanks!

Oh and I have a background image in the sidebar which is why I want it to extend so that it’s not cutting the sidebar background off short from everything else. The site is https://alli-art.com you can see the problem on the sidebar.

Why would the style be applied to #main? Just curious as what I want to extend is the sidebar.

Pardon my ignorance, I’m still learning. I understand what a div is and I assume a wrapper div would be a div that opens and closes before and after the content area respectively and of course I’d have to use something like <div id=contWrapper> to give CSS something to style, but I don’t know where to find the content area. My template is based off of the twentyten template if that helps. There’s so many files associated with these templates and half the time I can’t figure out where the html is beyond all the php in them.

Ok, I don’t know what happened, but I uninstalled the second WP installation and reinstalled it. Now everything is working perfectly. I even installed a third WP blog for another client. Thanks for all the help.

Ok, what permissions are you guys referring to. From an adminstrative standpoint, the file permissions are as they should be. If you’re referring to permissions in .htaccess I’m not overly familiar with that.

Check my permissions? Permissions to what? I have all the necessary permissions set for my site.

That’s already done. I can plant an index.html in the subdirectory for DomainB and it will come up when I go to DomainB with a browser. If I install WP into that directory though, I get a 500 Internal Server Error on both sites.