zeniph

I had similar issue

• pluggins page wasnt showing “update available” messages for out of date pluggins
• Couldnt search/install pluggins from within site
• Dashborad feeds from “WordPress Blog” or “Other WordPress News” werent coming through.

As Otto suggested (way back..) on page 1 of this thread, it was casued by Hosts firewall. I asked them to add api.www.remarpro.com into their firewall rules and all is up and going again.

for this page https://www.infexious.tv/word/artists/alex-kidd/

your table data is kind of messed up now – an extra TD is causing the extra space. Need to move the text content up a cell and all should be cool.

z

Well it looks like your just missing the content

So make sure your new template has a loop and the the_content tag (as above). You can most likely fins and copy this out of your index.php (though you may have to selectively remove sidebat code).

To summarise, you could take a copy of index.php, name it my-custom-template.php or whatever, insert new template name at top as SpankMarvin said, selectively remove sidebar code (or if sidebar is embedded in header or footer copy them and reference the copy you make header2.php or footer2.php), adjust css classes on content DIVs to refer to fullwidth as required.

z

you’ve included
<?php the_content(); ?>
in your new template?

But from reading the above I thought you were going to hardcode flash into your template – not add it from the wordpress backend…

simple, change

table, td, th {
vertical-align:middle;
}

to

table, td, th {
vertical-align:top;
}

You’re using IE6 pngfix.js and resizing PNG images to their non-native width. The images will get resized when the png fix is applied.

Either resize the image to the exact size you want it (dont force the size in HTML) or make it jpeg/gif not PNG.

I encountered this problem on migrating a site to a new host – my solution is below.

Everything worked OK after migration except as AFreeman described the Permalinks screen rendered blank after the admin header navigation appeared.

I traced the issue back to a function in wp-admin/includes/misc.php
got_mod_rewrite. It seems that the function was returning a false negative to mod_rewrite being installed (it most definitely was). Some funky setting on new server made it fail I guess.

Anyhow below are the changes I made to get it working. Insert standard warnings about editing core files and losing these changes when upgrading.

function got_mod_rewrite() {
	//$got_rewrite = apache_mod_loaded('mod_rewrite', true); //old line with false negative;
	$got_rewrite = true;//force the response to true as we know mod_rewite is installed;
	return apply_filters('got_rewrite', $got_rewrite);
}

1) use the link_after argument adding a fullstop
<?php wp_list_pages('link_after=.'); ?>

2) Place “News” outside the loop. Then just find the relevant piece of code and put a fullstop after the link.

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

<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
<ul>
	<li>News</li>
 <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
	<li>
	<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?>.</a>
	</li>
<?php endwhile; ?>
</ul>
<?php endif; ?>

3) no idea what you you mean

change the margin a back to margin-right:155px;

looks about the same to me now in IE7/FF3.6

z

Firefox will respect and enforce declared widths of outer objects much more strictly than IE does. Your sidebar is narrower than the objects inside it, IE allows the inner objects to make room for themselves, Firefox doesnt.

change

div.left-navi-blog {
float:left;
margin-right:155px;
width:130px;
}

to

div.left-navi-blog {
float:left;
margin-right:155px;
width:240px;/*adjust this to suit*/
}

the dots are just uncancelled bullet list items

from your code above change
.widget ul lisideblock{list-style:none;}
to
li.sideblock{list-style:none;}

The sidebar code is a bit of a mess really – your LIs aren’t inside ULs, nor are they within the .widget object that CSS has been writen to target.

Question 1 – I imagine you just need to create pages and then add subpages to those pages and it will happen automatically.

Look for the button bottom left saying “infocus”
https://s3.envato.com/files/275229/09_homepage_settings.jpg

Any files needing adjustment will be in /wordpress/wp-content/themes/infocus/ but I reckon the above theme admin panel will cover most of it for you.

z

.layoutB #primary {
margin:0 0 0 180px;
width:630px;
}

change to

.layoutB #primary {
margin:0px;
width:630px;
}

not sure if thats your issue but it sure fixes your margin prob

Without changing the code that generates the navigation its not.

Can’t imagine why you’d want to do that – pages are intended to be the more permanent parts of you site. Posts are meant to be more transient.

Just read your last para’s re your coding ability.

Most likely edit your index.php or single.php and replace the line
the_title("<h1>", "</h1>");
with my code.

The CSS can go anywhere in style.css but to be neat put it under the existing H1 code.