TMo

Without a backup. Ya.

Actually it showed up again, but I discovered:
‘height: auto;’
Will expand/contract the box with the contents, but not overshadow another div, just move everything down.
Sorted. But it doesn’t seem to work on the content section div for some reason.

I think you can accomplish this with something like Coppermine gallery and I forget the name at the moment but there’s a plugin on here that integrates WP and Coppermine. I got it all to work, but I still need to “skin” my Coppermine pages, and I’m not quite sure how to get the default listing of images (from the plugin) to create a table going from top to bottom instead of left to right.
I’m pretty sure that’s how you would tackle it though.

Just a little. And sometimes you never know. People seem to want to help out with “fresh” problems more than the old ones. And sometimes if you word it differently it makes more sense and someone is more likely to answer it.
Either way, point taken.

I got the original get_recent_posts to work fine, but this is what I’d really like.
However when I put it my-hacks.php and run it from the site I get . .
‘Parse error: parse error, expecting `’)” in ./my-hacks.php on line 2′
Any ideas on why this might be?

Thanks.
I’ve made some changes to the site overall and it seems to have sorted it self out.

Ok. Small problem. This works fine for top levels.
But check out . . .
https://tekmonki.com/index.php/2004/01/05/missy-elliott-pass-that-dutch-tekmonkis-puff-puff-give-mix/
It’s structured in the categories as:
Musik
|__TekMonki Remixes
|__ TekMonki Originals
If you go to those subcategories, it thinks it’s in updates . . .those aren’t and never have been posted in updates. What gives?

Thanks! You da man!!

Yeah, it looks “ok”, but I want it as I want it. = ]
I remember reading somewhere that you can only do it on body in IE now that you mention it. Maybe the one in the rap is confusing poor stupid IE.
I’ll check that link out, thanks.

?? He’s using textpattern and the footer doesn’t sit flush against the bottom.

Hmmmm. Nope. Set both and it moved a little bit, but still doesn’t quite fill the page. I’ve set the bottom margin of the “send” button to do the job, but it’s not very elegant.

I don’t know for sure, but look into alternating rows.

S/he doesn’t have much content up there (only 4 nonsensical posts) from what I can see. Maybe s/he’s just using yours as a template while s/he gets started, much as you started with Kubrick and went from there.
I wouldn’t get your panties that twisted about it in any case. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery good sir.

Two $!@#$^$!! days to style a f***ing submit button!!
Great.
In theory, since the form I want to style is in the <menu> it should be:
‘div#menu input.submit { etc etcetc }’
That doesn’t work. Doesn’t matter if I use tables or CSS or definition lists or yo mama to lay out the form, the submit button wants to be an input when it comes to style. I tried the above with input:submit just for good measure too. Nope.
C’mon, someone’s gotta know how to do this. I’m at my wit’s end with this crap. Surely it’s not that complex. Is it?

I haven’t used front page in ages, but most of these editors, yes. You just put it where you want it to be in your site structure and then publish/uplad it.
You’re not done though. That just puts the files on your server. Then you need to do some configuration. Namely, create a database and point wp-config.php to the database by editing it.