erwinsusara

Just throwing an idea out there. Since there is white space available to the left and right of the final four bracket, move the south and east to the left and the west and midwest to the right. That may give you room to put in a box in the middle for the overall winner.

I know that doesn’t align with the round headings, but it doesn’t perfectly match up anyway. Maybe, this gives you a chance to rethink the headings. What if you put a smaller headings bar above the final four bracket and box that table out. Then, you can also line up the headings for the earlier rounds.

You may want to try putting the headings of the earlier rounds on the bottom, since you can no longer see them when you scroll down.

Thanks for keep me in the loop.

Just found your email in my SPAM folder. Thanks for the reply.

Looking forward to the new update with the changes.

I do agree. I think this is a great project! I have a custom excel spreadsheet with dropdowns that automatically calculate everything I need, but it’s not web based. It’s even more enticing since it’s a WordPress plug-in. Looking forward to what you come up with and will point out bugs that I have come across so far.

I think the main thing that is missing is a manual or step-by-step instructions. I am relatively new to WordPress and think I have set it up correctly, but just not 100% sure.

Great work!

How wrong I was. 1and1 technical support came through!

I needed to change the .htaccess file in the root directory to the following:
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# BEGIN WordPress

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress
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… and it worked. Who would have ever known?

Thank you for your help, t-p!

Yes. I haven’t heard back from them and truthfully, I don’t expect much since I successfully created subdomain sites with HTML5 code and connecting to the database and it works. It’s just these WP installs that are screwy.

This is so frustrating….

It’s a clean install. No plug-ins are active and the only themes installed are what came with 3.5.1. The only thing I have done is added a post and a reply to the post to see if the database is working, which it is.

If you go to the main site, wordpress.snakesandbags.com, you can see the default theme of Twenty Twelve is not applied though it is activated. I have tried switching themes from Twenty Twelve and Twenty Eleven. Same results. I made no changes otherwise.

Strange thing is it there is no CSS formatting for the wp-admin area also. You can tell even from the login screen. You can see it at wordpress.snakesandbags.com/wp-admin/

I replace the /wp-admin and /wp-content/themes with copies and still the same problem. It could be a permissions issue that I am not aware of specifically related to 1and1.com.

Thanks for the reply.