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  • Well I finally found the culprit, I think. I activated the standard theme and the problems disappeared. Tried deleting and reuploading the theme I’m using but after activating it, the problems reappear.. great. I am trying to contact the people who made the theme, but if that won’t help, does anyone have any idea what is causing this and if I can make edits to the theme that will fix it..?

    Same problem here, I’ve been having trouble with this for a while now- I keep downgrading to the wordpress installation that doesn’t give me problems; 3.0.5. I have two wordpress installations on the same server; one works, one has these problems, so it can’t be the php version. I disabled all plugins, doesn’t help. I tried both updating automatically and manually. This is really annoying, because I actually need these functions- I have a blog with a 365 photo project on it and as I don’t always upload the photo on the same day, I want to be able to actually change the timestamp.

    Can’t do:
    – edit post name
    – edit timestamp
    – edit visibility
    – edit draft
    So pretty much all ajax stuff. The url changes, but nothing happens. Anyone, anything? I really need some help here 🙁

    Edit: I just tried to ‘quick edit’ the draft post I was using to test if this version solved my problems- and I can’t. It just disappears! What the..??!

    It might be a good idea to reset all the concerning margins and paddings to zero if you have problems like these. Then you can start styling everything nicely with margins afterwards. If you have a complex style sheet with many classes it’s hard to see what adds up to what.

    By the way keep in mind that IE 6 handles margins and paddings differently. It might work nicely in all the other browsers but IE 6 might still add stuff up and push the sidebar down (which is why I prefer to not use both margins and paddings on a div or class but set one of them to 0)

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Stupid Question

    I’m kind of running out of time, have an appointment later on and still have to cook and all that so have to be really quick about this and that probably won’t do..

    Anyway could you show me what happens? Is this the original style sheet code? If so what did you add that caused the problems? Or what did you change exactly in this style sheet?

    I see a class added to the list items: page_item, which might have a style applied to it too so you might have to look at that too.

    However I am not sure what exactly happens; right now I think the nav bar got split because there wasn’t enough room left because of too many margins and/or paddings but maybe that’s not what happens..?
    If you have a div in which this nav bar resides, the div probably has a width specified. If for example this div has a width of 700px and the nav list items all add up to over 700px (including the margins and paddings) this causes a problem, because it won’t fit and therefore split into two rows. But as I said I am not sure if I understand you correctly.. anyway give me an url if you can otherwise a screenshot, ok? I will try to look at it asap and sorry if I’m a bit vague.

    What exactly are you doing? Are you typing in the visual or in the html environment?
    If you’re typing in the visual environment, you should be able to hit enter and automatically get those spaces. If you are doing that in html, it doesn’t work because then you would need the <br /> tag.

    The problem is in your css. The page is 760 px at the moment if I see it correctly, in this page you would have your wide or narrow column, which is 450 px, and the sidebar, which is 190 px. If you add this up, it’s 640 px, but you have margins and paddings specified too, and those also add up, which causes your problem; it doesn’t fit anymore so the sidebar is pushed beneath the content.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Stupid Question

    Sorry, the css I provided is not 100%. padding: 5px of course. Anyway I hope you know what I mean, if not, provide us with the css code of the menu part, ok?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Stupid Question

    If you have a list in this menu div, you can style the list. So if you have something like this in your stylesheet:
    #menu { width: 100px; }
    you add something like this to style the list items:
    #menu ul li { padding 5px; }

    I found it: simple tags.

    I would like this too.. have been searching for something like it, but haven’t found it yet.

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