• Resolved kyte

    (@kyte)


    I created 3 themes which are almost identical with the exception of the header graphic. In the style.css file for each, I have the name of the theme, author, description etc. Two of the three themes, when installed in WP, display the entire css file. I am completely bamboozled, because apart from the Theme Name and description, each file is identical. Why would one display properly, and the other two not? Help please?

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  • Thread Starter kyte

    (@kyte)

    I realised after I posted that I was not clear about this. The problem is with the display of the css file (apparently properly commented) in the Theme management area of wordpress admin. Using v2.

    That’s usually caused by
    – missing comment signs in the “head” of the stylesheet
    – saving the file in some editor that messes up the file

    In themes does the whole stylesheet just pour out everywhere ?
    If so, it’s reported here sometimes and it’s down to the /

    The first character of the stylesheet should be / but because that isn’t recognised and the second character is a * the whole thing runs amok.

    Change editors.
    Be sure the upload was correct.
    It is very sortable, but that is where the problem lies.

    Thread Starter kyte

    (@kyte)

    Thanks guys, I saw that when I went to the wordpress editor after having saved the css without any of the comments, and added them back in, in the wp editor. all fixed. And I thought dreamweaver 8 would be safe. pfft.

    Glad it works.
    p.s. The “safest” is a plain text editor 🙂

    Thread Starter kyte

    (@kyte)

    🙂 thanks moshu. I’m lazy and as yet I have not found a plain text editor for my mac that i like. Smultron isnt bad, but I am still looking.

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