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  • Thread Starter sazime

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    And, I fixed it! It was a matter of mixing and matching “text-align: left” and “float: left” on certain elements. The divs still look waaaay funky (the first div has a COMPLETELY different syntax structure than the rest), but now it works everywhere!

    Thread Starter sazime

    (@sazime)

    Yeah, hopefully it’s not there any more, as I did away with the custom php code. Firefox could handle it, but nothing else could. I switched to calling up a body.class on each php page instead, which seems to be working fine.

    Thread Starter sazime

    (@sazime)

    Wow, that is the problem. I guess I’ll do things by body.class and see how that works out. Thanks for the advice, it got me where I needed to go!

    Thread Starter sazime

    (@sazime)

    Yup, tried it, still not working properly. In fact, it seems that some browsers all out ignore the Font formatting coming from the Header file.

    Some new info, which may be pertinent, is that I am using a php command in the <body> tag to load different <body> styles, depending on the php file WordPress is grabbing. In my header.php file, I have this:

    <body id="
    <?php if (is_page_template('about.php')){
           echo "about_header";}
    elseif (is_page_template('bgs.php')){
           echo "bgs_header";}
    elseif (is_page_template('press.php')){
           echo "press_header";}
    elseif (is_page_template('novels.php')){
           echo "bgs_header";}
    elseif (is_page_template('games.php')){
           echo "bgs_header";}
    elseif (is_page_template('dtest.php')){
           echo "bgs_header";}
    elseif (is_page_template('comicbooks.php')){
           echo "bgs_header";
    }else{
    echo "default";
    }?>" >

    Could that be part of the problem?

    Well here’s something odd.

    When uploading through anything other than the option to import via a URL (in this case, a url to a directory on the same server as the WP site I am using this on) this images would not load.

    When coming from a ‘local’ url, it works just fine. Is it a permissions thing?

    I’m curious how you might modify the “twtr-hd” and “twtr-ft” styles as well. I tried to use them in the same CSS style to adjust their size, but with no luck. Anyone have any ideas what syntax I should be using?

    I have this issue as well. I’ve read fix after fix, and nothing seems to work. It is a problem in the html and WYSIWYG. No matter what I do, if I want more than one space I have to use the “floating dot” method.

    What I don’t get is why “auto formatting” like this even happens.

    Why does WP get rid of my
    tags when I insert more than one?

    Simple question, it seems like there should be a simple answer.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
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    Thread Starter sazime

    (@sazime)

    Well, found the issue I was looking for. Turned out to be related to Permalink structure, more than anything else. Seems like an odd thing, considering the structure could change theme to theme, depending on the author’s preference. Something to know I guess.

    As far as “1. Fix your site – it has a DB error.” goes, boy howdy is that helpful! Guess I’ll be hitting that DB, because that’s issue is all kinds of, er, obvious. Yeah…

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