bonnerl17

I hate having to bump stuff up the list. but here’s a bump anyway.

No, I’m wanting to make a page say https://www.mydomain.com/afile.php and then I want that file to display something not related to wordpress but i can’t cause wordpress makes it display the index.php

It says how to do that about half way down. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages

Should I figure something out with an I frame like is done for the uploads?

sweetness. thanks for your help.

do you mind giving us the link to your page, or giving us the code that’s in the file labeled “header.php”/

In order for anyone to help you they’ll (me included) need to see the appropriate html and css.

Ok it suddenly occured to me that the reason the background isn’t repeating and the footer moving down for the post is because the post are in a div that I’ve told to float left, but now I have to figure out how the fellow who wrote the default theme for the current wordpress counter balanced that. I’m going to mark this as resolved but any leads to help me solve that would be appreciated.

oh wait I just found that info. Now maybe I can get some where I hope, and if I do I’ll mark this resolved while having fun doing so. ??

Does anybody at least have an idea as how

<style type=”text/css” media=”screen”>

gives the browser the css information:

#page { background: url(“https://bringeroflight.byethost18.com/wp-content/themes/default/images/kubrickbg.jpg&#8221;) repeat-y top; border: none; }

when using the default template?
??

Looking at the default template I found were the background img for the post area comes from but it doesn’t make since as to how it works.

<style type=”text/css” media=”screen”>

can someone explain what how it gets the code to add the background?

bump

I think you could use php to tell different pages to only show post written by a specific author but it’s over my head as to exactly how to do that.

The other option I think would be to install wordpress to five different folders. But I’m not absolutely positive you can install it in multiple spots on a web page.

I would almost be surprised if this is it but we can give it a shot anyway, try switching the alt and the src around so that the src come before the alt.

Ok the xhtml and the css is valid but no improvements with the background.