silkweb

Your response, although disappointing answered what I needed. Thanks!

THANK YOU!!!!! This fix solved my issue.

Fixed it – for anyone else needing the answer:

[events_list order="desc" scope="past"]

This is a question with regards to the style settings – if I “Reset default style settings on all forms” will this remove all of the styling that I currently have?

Thanks! On this page, https://www.judithclute.co.uk/etchings/ I am using: ‘[imagebrowser id=4]’ and ‘[ngg_images gallery_ids=”4″ display_type=”photocrati-nextgen_basic_imagebrowser”]’ both have the same result.

This page https://www.judithclute.co.uk/illustrations/ is using: [gallery=6] but I have tried various others and then just reverted back to the old code as nothing was working anyway.

Thank you again for your help and fast response. ??

Thanks very much, I did find both those links and I did read everything that was there about doing this, but it doesn’t give examples of how it is to be presented and not very intuitive. Can you advise what I would do if I wanted to change the title because right now is it called “Recent Posts”, or if I wanted to remove the title completely?

Thank you so much!

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Ok, so you’ll have to forgive me – I didn’t realize that the author of comments was able to see them even before they were approved….my apologies.
It seems to be working as it should.

Thanks for the quick response! S

Thanks but I did that and the comment still appears beneath the post but has a note that says “Approval Pending” it is very strange because it shows what the person wrote for a comment – Not quite sure what the purpose would be of an approval if everyone can read it anyway???

Any other suggestions?

Thanks, S

Good to know. thanks

Can anyone help me with this please?

K, the text-decoration fixed the underline for the h1, thanks! but I still have the issue of the font and spacing between IE and Firefox. No matter what I change in the css file both browsers react differently to the same code. It seems as though IE doesn’t “perform” using the same dimensions as FF. Is there a way to code for 2 different browsers? (I.E) create code just for IE and different code for FF??

It’s not the post title that is giving me grief, it’s the header title. It is the correct size and position in FF but in IE it is larger and pushed to the right too far.

Thanks for the quick response but I cannot get this to work. I entered in the above code into my css, I even modified it different ways and even deleted the #header h1 style, but still no joy.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks, S