joshteeters

Okay, update. After yet more tinkering, I’ve narrowed the issue down a bit more. Spaces in the page title aren’t exactly the issue; the issue is instead, apparently, the number of dashes in the post slug for the page. Ex.:

Here’s the page hierarchy I’m after:

– Resources
— Vocabulary lists
— German, May 2007

If I make all of the post slugs for these pages one word each, or words with no spaces at all, the pages load fine. If I make the page ‘Vocabulary lists’ have a post slug of vocabulary-lists, it won’t load. If I change it to vocabulary_lists, it loads. A similar thing happens with the ‘German, May 2007’ page. If the post slug is german-may-2007, it won’t load. If the post slug, however, is german_may-2007 OR german-may_2007, the page loads just fine.

This sounds like it could be related to the rewrite rules, which is what my host initially suggested, but I have no idea WHAT might be wrong with the rules. Here they are, if anyone wants to have a stab:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Anyone? 🙁

Hm. I put a list in a div, which is set to float: right. The list does this in IE.

In FF, the list just sits as it would without the float: on the far left side of the header area, with a slight indent.

Also, I cleaned up the validation errors. The only one that I don’t get is the one that says that I have a li item without a ul / ol. When I ADD a ul, it just generates MORE validation errors.

Anyone? 🙁