diagonalizable

Ahhh, it seems I am a victim of the IE6 “Peekaboo bug”. I’m not sure I understand it 100%, but at least it gives me a place to start. Thank you.

This seems to be specific to WP-Andreas09. Anybody else have this problem?

**bump**
Did my question get spammed?
Can anybody help for real?

Ok, I tried playing with the above code and changed it to this:

* html .entry, * html .entrytext {
overflow: visible;
height: 1px;
}

* html.entry p, * html.entrytext p {
width: 99%;
overflow: hidden;
}

(fixed it for html.entry p but not for html.entry)

and now the images look the way I want.

BUT my title and my borders are doing CRAZY thing in IE. they dissapear until scrolled over, only show up halfway, etc. It’s weird. somebody PLEASE tell me they’ve seen this before and know what to do, because I’m at a complete loss!!!!!

Thanks

I was having this very same problem (with Andreas09) and I made the above correction, but now I have the problem in IE that the image from one post overlaps in the next post. I’d like the next post to be pushed down until the image stops, like in Firefox. Any ideas how to fix that?
Thanks
PS My site is https://www.uncoolkids.com if you want to see the difference in the two browsers.

Never Mind, I just had my ORDER BY in the worng place.
In case anybody else cares this will do the trick:

$future_posts = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts, $wpdb->post2cat WHERE category_id = ‘$cat_id’ AND post_id = ID AND post_date > ‘$now’ ORDER BY post_date LIMIT $postlimit”);

I’ll shut up now

I figured out that you can display today’s events if you roll back the date by replacing:

$now = current_time(‘mysql’);
with
$now = date(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’,(time() – 86400));
(where 86400 is the number of seconds in 24 hours)

The order of the posts seems to be by post ID (except 11 is coming before 4 in one instance)
Since this is not your typical query, how can I cheat to get ORDER BY in there?

Anyone?
You can see how it’s working on my site https://www.uncoolkids.com
I use EventCalender3 for the future postings, but this is the only way I can think of to get it to work for my category listings. Other ideas are also welcome.

This is a beautiful piece of code. Am I too late to ask questions about it?
Hopefully someone is still out there to tell me how to tweak it so it displays TODAY’s events as well as the future events.
And the order they are being published seems random to me, can anybody help me with getting it in order earliest to latest?

Thanks

Otto42-
Thanks for the info, I never thought about that. You’ve given me hope and I will play!

That’s what I was afraid of. Thanks for the answer.

**bump- with more info**

I dunno if nobody read this, or if they read it and didn’t respond cause it’s not possible. Please let me know if it’s a lost cause.

My blogs are https://www.uncoolkids.com [EVENTS] and https://www.uncoolkids.com/reviews [REVIEWS]

I want to show the event_calendar3 for [EVENTS] in the sidebar for [REVIEWS], to keep up continuity. I know because of the loop it’s usually not possible, but I thought since one of them was a subdirectory of the other it might be. . .??????

That always happens to me when my pictures are too wide. Have you tried making them smaller?

I have been trying to do this for months. You are my hero!

Thanks