Looks bad! It’s hard to see what causes this behavior.It might be that the title is presented within a div or other box with a witdth set in the CSS stylesheet.
If you give us a link to your blog it would be easier to judge!
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daiver
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Alright, it’s http://www.indieradio.com.ar
I’m still searching for the problem and I can’t find it. It’s quite annoying.
Thanks!
It will seem that the “P” is generated by your theme, but it doesn’t look like a page title.
The P has a class of “pagenav” and looks more like a heading for the list of pages.
Just under the P follows “Información” which *is* a link to a Page. This is the first line in an ordered list and has the class “page-item”.
Your “P” may come from a hard coded heading in your sidebar.php page.
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daiver
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So you’re saying that it has to be in the sidebar.php file? I’ll look again and replace whatever seems to be the problem then.
In the sidebar.php you should have a line that says:
<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=<h2>' . __('Pages') . '</h2>' ); ?>
The ‘P’ comes from the argument to __(‘Pages’) wp_list_pages, which should give a title to the list of Pages.
( Full explanation here http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages )
Check that the line above is correct in sidebar.php
As it stands, it only outputs a ‘P’, so it has nothing to do with your styles.
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daiver
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That line in the sidebar.php is exactly like you wrote it there. I really didn’t understad what’s in the link you posted, it’s like the Matrix to me.
Any other ideas?
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daiver
(@daiver)
I still haven’t found it 🙁
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daiver
(@daiver)
I validated with w3 and surely it gave me this error:
Error Line 129 column 31: document type does not allow element “ul” here; missing one of “object”, “applet”, “map”, “iframe”, “button”, “ins”, “del” start-tag.
<li class="pagenav"><h2>P
<ul><li class="page_item current_page_item"><a href="</code"></a></ul>
The problem is that I don’t know where to find it. I’ve searched every single PHP file and nothing turns up.
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daiver
(@daiver)
I’m still having this problem. Can anyone plase help me? I’m starting to pull off the hairs on my head. 🙁
Don’t give up that quick 🙂
I’ve had a similar problem in that “Pages” translates to “Pagina’s” in Dutch, which left me with a big problem using the ‘apostroph’ sign in the php-code.
However, seeing your problem, I suspect the answer is in either of two files:
– the translation file of your site (located in /wp-includes/languages/something.mo)
– the “wp-list-pages” function in the /wp-includes/template-functions-post.php file
So, first turn off the translation (in the wp-config.php file) and see whether it says “Pages” again. If it does, I suspect the translation file to be faulty or using characters the function wp-list-pages doesn’t support.
Else, use the solution that I used: edit the function wp-list-pages in the abovementioned file. But, reading your reactions, I doubt whether you’re easy to read through the lines and hard-code the translation into that function. Anyway, this is the least elegant way to tackle the problem.
Success.
Daiver….did you change anything before the P started to show up? I installed the theme in my test blog, just to see if there might be something wrong but it’s all validated http://www.photos.seacloudies.com/wordpress/
Have you tried uninstalling and installing a fresh new download?
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daiver
(@daiver)
Hi, thanks for the replies and sorry for being so late.
I had kind of abandoned working on it and just saw this thread in my bookmarks.
I’ll try those things and see if it helps.
Caramella, if I go back to the original theme it gets fixed, so I suspect it has something to do with the translation file, which is just about the only place where I haven’t looked.
I’ll get on it and let you guys know. Thanks!
