guileshill

Yes, thanks, I did all that at the outset.

The php above is in the header.php and should be using the child’s styles.css unless the page is that specific one. The child theme is working fine apart from the fact that it will not switch css stylesheet for that particular page.

OK it is pretty certain that the fault lies in something I have done in the child css of twentyten. I just tried it with the default twentyten and with athualpa and the floatright is doing exactly what it should.

I forgot to mention, I am less concerned about getting the pages looking correct, I can force that with fudges. My concern is with how the heck the client is going to manage pages if layout has to be fudged!

That was quick!

The problem is aligning images right, with the correct float statements in the css for float and margins etc. Expecting the text to flow to the left of the image. The page cited above now looks correct but this is because I have fudged the formatting of the text and inserted the image after the opening h3 tag.

But if you look here:

https://www.safeproductions.co.uk/01wp/about-safe/history/

The first paragraph aligns correctly, but anything after the second h3 tag is forced down below the image instead of flowing on. Again I can force it to work by stripping the tags and forcing span styles, but this produces poor and inconsistent markup in terms of subhead spacing.

At root I just want to cure the inconsistent performance of the float statements in the css. Does this clarify?

OK beginning to follow you. The theme is Atahualpa, with a huge lazy back end and generated css.

So, the relevant lines are

<?php if ( $bfa_ata['css_external'] == "External" ) { ?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/?bfa_ata_file=css" type="text/css" media="all" />
<?php } ?>

This has never caused problems before and your plugin used to work fine with it. So what can have happened?

File locking was disabled, but deselecting redirection seems to put things back in place. But this is all very fragile and I can’t think what it is in the upgrade to wp3 that is causing it or why your plugin should get in the way.

This has no effect. But I’m not sure what you are suggesting. Write this in where? When it is used as a url and I am logged out the css does not load.

Surely you are not suggesting a change to the url of the site? That couldn’t work could it?

1.1.2

I get the same issue running in a single site under 3.0.1. The WP directory is in the site root.

I’d have preferred to have the courseware functionality within the forum but have already configured Simple Press and got this working exactly as required. Presumably this module does not work outside BB?

Resolved. It was a conflict with the Pull Quote plugin which had a slightly misplaced quicktag.

Spoke too soon. There was one [pullthis…] at the beginning of a paragraph, that was enough to screw it.

I too have this. Just adding my voice to the request for someone who might have a solution to the problem of importing the css classes into the style dropdown. Andrew seems not to be responding to anyone on the plugin blog any more.