situation

Genius!!! Now it works, thanks a lot…

Just in case someone needs to know it: the problem happened without lightbox, too

Thank you so much…

no, it’s not nextgen gallery… it’s the one integrated with wordpress

anyone else?

I join Moldarin in his request, even if it’s 8 months old.

@dbasulto:

I tried with

<?php category_nicename() ?>

but got nothing, and with the code written into the link you suggested me, but the result is that I see banners for ALL categories associated with the posts.

So, if I go to www.example.com/category/pizza, I want to get only the pizza.gif banner, not the other categories, too.

Anyone?

Yes….I read it

(I edited my previous post a little before you wrote “Did you read?”)

??

Ehm….if I understood everything you wrote (sorry, my english is not perfect) you told me how to resolve the stylesheet’s problems into the pages of my blog.

But the matter isn’t that one. I’m talking about the “Presentation” page of the Control Panel (well…the “wp-admin” page). You know, the page where you can choose your theme.

So, for Kubrick and the Classic theme the page shows the screenshot, then the theme’s name and his description. When I upload my own theme, beside of Kubrick there it appears, but with ALL the content of the stylesheet instead of only the theme’s title and description.

It’s not something so important to break my work or something like that…but it’s quite boring!!!

EDIT…..Just see what you wrote, moshu….Well, effectively I have a Mac, and I used Dreamweaver to make everything…What do you think I should do?

Sorry FruitFly….yesterday I was busy and I didn’t remember to check out this topic…

I asked a friend of mine and she told me just to add a margin-bottom for the p tag….now it works, as you have seen

A very simple solution, and I asked to the support….I’m sorry

Yes, OK…but in my posts the <p> acts like a <br>: no space between paragraphs.

I checked my CSS and it seems there’s nothing wrong…

I fixed problem no. 2

It seems it was enough just to use an absolute URL for the header image, instead of a relative one…

The strangeness of this thing is that with the error I had, I should not have seen the header nowhere, instead of seeing it only in some page…

I tried to move again The Loop in the normal index.php page, but the problem still exists, both in the single posts and in the archives or search pages.

Uh….sorry….I thought you would like to see the code…misunderstanding ??

So….for No.2, there’s no escaping? ??
I don’t think that it’s related to No.1, because the problem appears in other pages…

Ok…I’ll shorten the code of my “news” page…here it is:

<?php
/*
Template Name: News
*/
?>

<?php get_header(); ?>
<div id="wrapper">

<div id="content" class="narrowcolumn">

——> TITLE <——

<div id="listenews">
——> ARCHIVES <——
——> CATEGORIES <——
</div>

<?php query_posts('posts_per_page=20'); ?>

——> THE LOOP (Start) <——

…

———————-
NAVIGATION BAR (Start)
———————-
<div class="navigation">
<div class="alignleft"><?php posts_nav_link('', '', '&laquo; Articoli Precedenti') ?></div>
<div class="alignright"><?php posts_nav_link('', 'Articoli Successivi &raquo;', '') ?></div>
</div>
——————–
NAVIGATION BAR (End)
——————–

…

——> THE LOOP (End) <——
</div>

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
</div>
<?php get_footer(); ?>