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  • Thread Starter bburns

    (@bburns)

    Thank you. That helped.
    Apparently, all other media items could use a similar responsive resizing. I couldn’t find anything universal so I slimmed them down individually. I found it to be a real pain in the butt and an unattractive part of this theme.
    The iPhone was seemingly the only platform that was breaking.

    Thread Starter bburns

    (@bburns)

    Upon further investigation I’ve found that my pages with YouTube videos have their main-content width narrowed to the minimum, but the pages that do not have YouTube videos look fine on the iPhone.

    I still can’t figure out a proper fix for this scenario.

    Thread Starter bburns

    (@bburns)

    I’ll do that – thanks. I’m posting it here in case it’s not a “Duster” related issue.

    PHOTO

    Thread Starter bburns

    (@bburns)

    I’m using the Duster theme. I honestly don’t remember “where” I downloaded it from, but I would assume it was from the WordPress site. I’m using the latest version – 1.2

    Forum: Your WordPress
    In reply to: My first design
    Thread Starter bburns

    (@bburns)

    PaulJohns,
    Thanks for the note. Valerie is not a vegetarian or vegan, but she is trying to have fun with her blog. We’re shooting for a beta release on May 1st. Things should be filled out a bit more by then.

    Thread Starter bburns

    (@bburns)

    I have an index.php file in the root directory and I’m trying to use it as a Static Front Page. The way I understand it, I need to pull the header with:

    <?php
    define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
    require('./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php');
    get_header();
    ?>

    which works fine, but I would like to use different header.
    And if it isn’t obvious already, I don’t have a firm grasp on php.
    Have I misunderstood how to create a Static Front Page?

    Thread Starter bburns

    (@bburns)

    Azaozz,
    Thanks for this tip.
    I may be doing thing wrong, but I have my static front page as a separate index.php file outside my WP folder. I don’t edit through WP, and therefore I’m sure how to assign it a number.
    Does “if_else” work with a direct url? Or, is there a way to number my index.php?
    Thanks again.

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