theros

Oops…that was a stupid mistake by me. I needed a total of 4 books to show that loop.

Thanks,
Eric Huang

I resolved the problem. It’s because of the <brs> i was using.

Okay, I looked through that page…I still can’t figure out what’s causing it. I’m not understanding what I need to change… When I change that line, it always gives me a PHP error.

Alright, thanks so much!

bumpage

anyone?

Okay, I solved the issue. The problem was with the P margins, however I’ve got one other question.

Is it possible for WordPress to publish an image along with the normal text in a post? IE, for the image to be outside of the p tags…?

Or is it possible to get WordPress to assign a special class to the text in each post so I can style that separately from the image?

anyone?

IE6 displays it correctly except for some extra padding on the right… Here’s screenshots of what I’m talking about in IE6, IE7, and Opera

IE6 padding bug

IE7

Opera

So, how can I fix this?

Yes, that only fixes the site in FF and Safari…everything else still shows the image below the title.

I can’t put the IMG tag outside of the P because the img is inserted there from the WordPress create a page… I’m trying to make it easy for someone to use, just upload the image and drop it into the post. Also, this still doesn’t work in basically every other browser other than FF and Safari.

Okay, that fixed that issue in Firefox… How can still add 5px of padding to that text without screwing up the images?

Also, it still doesn’t work in IE7

IE6 works surprisingly except that it’s not centered and the footer doesn’t extend all the way

Safari displays everything correctly.. (lol?)

Finally, Opera has the same issue as IE7…

Alrighty…sorry about that, I read the articles and see how I could use them. Thanks a bunch!

I can’t just use the wp-archive tag targeted just to two different categories?

THANK YOU! I finally understand it now once you pointed out all the connections.