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The plugin does require some work. It would be best to make it use the sub domain way.

http://www.en.yoursite.com
http://www.fr.yoursite.com

Please post what direction you take as I’m looking for a better way than qtranslate.

Cheers.

the ones that are already there are found in your sidebar.php

Those are placed there by default once you install a theme to give you some sort of an idea of how it looks with some widgets.

This can be done with your current CSS.

Please post your post css. Your comment.php

Basically with your css stylesheet if you want to try it yourself, to give the ul within that div it’s own property simply have this.

For example only.

#comment {some style info}
   #comment .u-list {
      width:75%;
     }

   #comment .u-list ul {
      font-size:12px;
      }
   #comment .u-list li {
      more styling.
      }

<div id="comment">
   <div class="u-list">
      <ul>
         <li></li>
         <li></li>
         <li></li>
      <ul>
   </div>
</div>

Make some sense? I’m trying to track down a better example. A plugin is really not the answer. You may have to edit your functions also if your adding a div, just so everything gets styled accordingly.

Try searching for a jquery or a javascript function. I’ll see if I can find something also and reply if I find anything.

Check the css for your comment’s. Particularly the width.

The comments/replies are pushing your sidebar down to the bottom and it’s trying to make room for the content.

Also have a read through this topic, it’s along the same lines.

Topic Link

HTH

-Anderson

What you have posted there does not contain the image tag
<img scr="">

Just post your entire header.php and it would be easier to help. Or even a url to your website.

The tag <?php bloginfo(name);?> just echo’s what you name your website in the Dashboard. Same with the <?php bloginfo(description);?>

Understood.

GL in the next project. Nice work on this one. I like the layout.

Hmmm.

Quick thing to try. I know I had this problem with phpBB. with creating a page template to use the forum code as a website backend.

Open you page.php in Notepad ++. Encode the file to UTF-8. Save and re-upload (hard). Not by the built in wordpress editor.

Would you mind posting your page.php? I know you worked hard on re-coding the theme, and it’s clearly visable of your efforts, and understand your fustration at this point. I’m working on a theme for a client at work on my laptop, as the computers at work won’t allow me to run xampp :(.

**** AFTERTHOUGHT ****
Also ensure you are not missing any closing tags in both your page.php or your sidebar.php

I had to, once, throw my header, page, sidebar, footer into ONE file, save as html and checked the tags. I was missing a closing </div> in my sidebar. Just something for you to look into.

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