“More” function question

The sidebar getting dumped to the bottom of the page is almost always a styling problem—i.e. a design fault with the theme you are using.

Try switching to another theme. If it corrects the problem, then it’s a themeing problem, and you should contact the theme author for a fix.

Otherwise you should post a link to your site so volunteers here can have a look and tell you where and what needs to be changed.

https://www.itestdrive.net

It’s a popular theme (connections) so I don’t think there’s a bug

Can anyone please help?

P.S. – I just switched to the classic theme and the problem presists…

https://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A//itestdrive.net/
Unclosed div! Check your third post (if it worked before) for an opening div…

You have an open <div>

https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fitestdrive.net%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&ss=1

Thanks for the help guys

I fixed the </div> one, now it says I have a for an unopen tag. This seems to be in the latest post, which file can I edit that controls my latest post?

Thanks a lot

which file can I edit that controls my latest post?

No files. Posts (as all the content) are stored in the database.
Check what you wrote in the last posts. Are you using the wysiwyg editor?

Yes, does that make a difference?

Most of the time it does. While the wysiwyg seems to be an “easy” way to post – actually it requires more learning than using some basic html tags. Additionally, it seems to be a bad one: it always adds all kind of weird code to the posts.
So, the unclosed div might have been started inside your post by the wysiwyg…

Sounds good. I know a lot of basic HTML tags, is there a place where I can get HTML tags for wordpress (for example, inserting the “more” function)?

Thanks!

to add a “more” area to your post, all you have to do is type in <!–more–> where you want the extended text to begin when writing your post.

Thanks a bunch

One very last question. When writing HTML, do I just post it in the WordPress wysiwyg editor?

IIRC, the WYSIWYG editor page does have a link to switch to HTML mode.

Otherwise, you could specify to use HTML editor by default in:

1. Options > Writing > Users should use rich text editor by default

2. Users > bottom left of user page: “Use WYSIWYG”

For WordPress, <!--more--> inserts the “More” link, and the <!--nextpage--> makes the post paginate.

When writing HTML, do I just post it in the WordPress wysiwyg editor?

Never! If you use your own code – disable the wysiwyg thing.

What Moshu said! (and it’s a lot easier to *not* use WYSIWYG if you know HTML!)