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Just a thought: If I use the same name for the cookie which I used to change the style on the static pages as wordpress uses for switching themes, will they both work together?

tsguitar: I use the regular blog ability to post about my day, and things like that. Occasionaly i write my opinions under my scribbles section. Originally i did this using static pages, but i realised that i wnated readers to be able to comment/argue. I also want to keep my articles seperate from my blog.

Brilliant, thanks! the problem was that the submit button for thigs like adding comments, entering passwords etc. followed the input, select, textarea bit of my css. For thinks like comment submit buttons, WordPress asigned them a class, so I could just put this in my css and all would be fixed:

input#commentsubmit {
width: 90px;
}

The submit button for the protected post didn’t have one, but I’ve asigned it one now!

That wasn’t what I was looking for. I’m not talking about logging into wordpress, I use a plugging to customise that, Iam talking about the password submit button for when you try to veiw a password protected post. In reply to previous: it didn’t work because the submit button hadn’t been assigned a class or an id.

You haven’t set the posts to private by any chance?

Can you expand on what you mean by control panel. Do you mean your wordpress ctrl panel, or your server one. I’ve uploaded by ftp and it has always worked fine for me.

I know how to fix this!

As a web designer by hobby, I find myself constantly fighting with IE to render margins correctly.

When I change values to suit IE, I find that Firefox is now all messed up. There is a way to fix this and it is called the star conditional selector. Rather than explaining it here, I posted about it on my blog a few days agao:

https://www.atmymost.co.uk/internet/star-conditional-selector.php

Hope this helps.

I understand that wordpress is using a unique technique :), I am trying to achiive styleswitching for my whole webite (the blog and the static). I have used the plugin but it as soon as I navigate away from a wordpress page, the theme goes back to defult and I have to set it again!

I have had a similar problem with some of the themes I have created. I found that the culprit was either that I had forgoten to close an element such as <div>, or I had closed something which wasn’t open. I haven’t had time to look at you coding in great detail, but I suggest you take a look at https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=https://kenjimori.com

Work through the errors you find there and see if that solves the problem. Failing that you could just download the wordpress defult theme and re-customize the theme files.

Hope this helps.

Often the problem is that FTP programs automatically convery uppercase names to lowercase as defult. That happened to me, and I had re-installed wordpress before I realised what the problem was! ??

I tried that, disn’t work however…

any tips?

or you could just do:

/%postname%

If you just want to display the category slug and the post slug. I wouldn’t avise this however, it is better to have something like the date in it.

Do you mean you want a specific page listing all the categories each being clickable links so the posts in that category are displayed.

That’s what i did on my site, there was a link to my archives page which had 3 links (category, month, year). Clicking on category went to a page with all the categories. Clicking on a category would go to all the posts in that category.

Is that what you are trying to do?

Sorry, I thought it was under the support section.

My apologies (I’m having a bad day!)

I have just realised that I have the same problem. I have fixed it by placing

../

in options/permlinks under optional in your wp admin.

Works like a treat (so far)