cori

I use a plugin to add buttons. You can see the code at https://wpmu.pastebin.ca/172975.

Try this: https://cori.pastebin.com/791011

I don’t use K2, so there may be some discrepancies, but it works on my dev blog.

OK. Well, I think the spaces are still going to be a problem. Let’s define this a little more.

If on the home page you want “Blog at Fury…”
If on a search page you want “Search for [search string] at Fury…”
If on a category page you want “[Category name] archive at Fury…”
If on an archive page you want “[archive month year] at Fury…”

Is that about right?

Howdy Nneon.

Look closely at your spaces. For instance, you have
if (is_archive()) { ?> archive<?php }
and then some more if/then logic and eventually
bloginfo('name');

When php echos that out, there’s no space after the word “archive”.

Similarly, when you echo the search string when it’s a search, php won’t put a space after the $s variable value unless you tell it to: “$s . ' '“.

There may be other missing spaces; I just found those 2 examples. Does that help?

Possible clarifiaction:
phpMyAdmin would be available in CPanel if it were installed. It’s possible it’s not and your host would have you use Fantastico to install it so that it would be available, but if in doubt definitely contact your host….

Hi poisoniv. Can you give us a url to your blog so we can take a look?

There’s no option like that that I’m aware of….

Maybe I’m misunderstanding the issue, I was able to get to the comment form and submit a comment on https://tvb.windy-goddess.net/?p=3 in both Firefox and IE without any difficulty.

I was able to get it to do that in Firefox by adding

#subcontent ul.categories li a {display: inline;}

in the subcontent list section.

Should work for IE as well, at least. Don’t know about Safari.

Among the advice you’ve tried, have you tried to validate your page at https://validator.w3.org/ ?

It’s not much of an answer, I know, and it might return more errors than you expect, some of which won’t be relevant, but this kind of problem is often caused by mis-nested tags in your html. Without being able to see your site it’ll be difficult for any of us to figure where exactly the error is.

It is unusual for this to come out of nowhere unless it’s related to a particular post.

If you do choose to validate, don’t be overwhelmed if the results seem over the top; often a small number of problems can cause a large number of errors.

Hi Aaron;

Sorry for the delay in reposting – I’ve been busy with other tasks and this one had fallen off my radar a bit.

I’ve done both of what you’ve suggested, neither with success. If you look at the attribute list snippet I posted class is right in there, supposedly being allowed for img tags. I had also already tried adding the items to the editor_content.css file before I initially posted (sorry, I should have made that clear). I could get the selection to appear in the drop-down, but the values were still stripped from the html (weird, huh?).

Anyway, thanks for the effort….

Angela – can you give us a link to your blog so we can take a look?

Ah, I see it here.

By the way, links are nice ??

I don’t see the background problem either, and I concur with Nebelmond that the missing margin-left: auto might be responsible for your page misalignment.

I think your footer problem might be related to “position: absolute” in the css for your footer div.

If I were coding this the first thing I’d do is add the left margin to the #outer div and remove the absolute positioning for the footer and see where that got me…. You might also want to put the outer div around all of the content (including your table and banner divs)

I’ve not seen this happen in Firefox, but in IE it’s not unusual for an image in a post to spill over the edge of the content column and force the sidebar down the page. It’s happened to me a few times.

It would be easier to help with if we could see it, but https://finickyfeline.net/blog is inaccessible (I got out the magnifying glass…)

I can’t tell anything about your specific layout, but the way things are done in Kubric (and I think this is pretty good practice overall) is that the header, content area, and footer are all wrapped in a <div> with an ID of “page” which has right and left margins set to “auto” in the css file.