cullyott

Hey everyone, we’re running a modified version of Woo Theme’s gazette edition theme. If anyone has any suggestions about this bug in IE7, that would be hugely helpful… something’s wrong with the top portion of our page.

Here’s a screenshot.

Seems like our logo is pushed down and goes behind the page. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Chris

This would be sweet because on our site, the excerpts are placed in a few boxes. Depending on the length of the words, the boxes have to conform to each paragraph and it makes for kind of a janky display. If we could restrict by character number, this would make everything look even.

I tried Google Ad Manager instead…

Our gazette theme calls on separate PHP files for displaying the ads. I put the ad script codes in those separate PHP files and it worked!

ssladmin,

A little off-topic, but how did you get the shaded part of your gallery to only cover that much of the image? Our slideshow shader comes up and covers nearly half of the image! Thanks.

Here we go:

I got it to work mostly! The featured.php file was missing a few things that were mentioned in muthukswamy’s post up top. I added the “showArrows” and things and it started working.

<script type="text/javascript">
			function startGallery() {
				var myGallery = new gallery($('myGallery'), {
				timed: true,
				showArrows: true,
		    		delay: 5500,
				defaultTransition: "fadeslideleft",
				showCarousel: false,
				showArrows: false
				});

However, the arrows do not show. This probably has something to do with the “showArrows:false” at the bottom, but when I remove this line the script no longer works.

I’m having this problem too. The documentation from Woo is not very helpful either.

https://host2.copresshosting.com/~titan/wp-content/dailytitan_pic.jpg

Hi figaro,

I think I fixed the problem. After I flattened my image in Photoshop, I didn’t check that the image wasn’t affected by flattening. So this confirms that as long as the image is saved with a web-safe profile like sRGB, it should match the colors in CSS.

My CSS styles now match my “widget bar” at the bottom right:

Thanks CCrest.

The plugin site suggests to paste this code:
<?php advman_ad(‘name’); ?>
…”where the ads should go.”

Do you think that means I just enter that code, having changed to the name, in the sidebar.php?

ckad1979,

I have this same problem. We’re trying to make one of our pages include a certain code in the header and footer but I don’t want to apply it to all pages. If you’ve figured it out could you pass it along?

Thanks,
Chris