jdarby

i’m running across the same problem with the visual editor and without. here is a link to the post that im working on:
here
when writing it, i have paragraph breaks between sections and once i publish it, the content gets put into one long paragraph. any other ideas?

I’m going to post my code for this post because I really can’t figure out why it isn’t validating correctly. I’m having similar problems with other posts, maybe I’m just simply overlooking something simple, but check this out:

<p><img alt="American Idol, Stephanie Edwards" src="https://i.realone.com/assets/rn/img/3/7/6/1/13891673-13891675-large.jpg" /></p>
<ul>
	<li>In a move that may inspire riots in the street, southern soul-singing diva <strong><a href="https://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory?id=2971692">Stephanie Edwards</a></strong> was, <strong><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2007/03/21/blogging-american-idol-mrs-scarnato-youve-got-a-lovely-daughter/">as we predicted</a></strong>, voted off <em>American Idol</em> last night.</li>
	<li>Apparently there are living humans who feel that pop culture needs another go-round with the <strong><a href="https://entertainmentwise.com/news?id=29611">Spice Girls</a></strong>. Now that Mel C has said yes (!) the group may reunite.</li>
	<li><strong><a href="https://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&amp;newsitemID=69152">Sebastian Bach</a></strong> has reportedly opened his own eBay store. This way he can get rid of all the rock stuff overtaking his house, he says. We want the hat Gil wears when delivering sandwiches on the <em>Gilmore Girls</em>.</li>
	<li>Whew. If Sonic Youth is going to bother to play the entirety of <em>Daydream Nation</em> they should do it more than once. And now, according to <strong><a href="https://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/41845-sonic-youth-take-idaydreami-to-more-nations">Pitchfork</a></strong>, they will.</li>
</ul>

That is how my code reads exactly for the post in question and I have posts that are similar.

worked perfectly! thanks kontur!

“then, replace:

__(‘Register’)
__(‘Login’)
__(‘Logout’)

and

__(‘Site Admin’)

with:

<img src=”images/your_image.gif” width=”” height=”” border=”0″> “

i’ve been fiddling with this for about an hour now, to no avail. no matter what i change the text values to (because at first all i wanted to do was change what Login and Register said) the output of wp_loginout still says Login, even if the (‘ ‘) says something completely different. any ideas what is up?

i know this is an old thread but hey, this sort of bothered me too. im not an avid IE user by any means, but the majority of the world is. i guess i never really logged into my admin panel with IE and noticed it, i thought it was something they added with 2.1, but needless to say, i removed it asap.

hmm, ill have to start choppin some code up then. the default for that line was if ( ! is_userLogged_in() ), i guess ill have to change that and see what it does. i also thought it seemed to be backwards, thanks for confirming! ill give it a shot today

ive come to a compromise with my footer, i think it also looks better stretching across the length of the page. now i have this grey stretch of my background that shows through ?? but only in firefox/opera, if its not one browser, its the other, grr.

eliminated the text-align:center from #page_container, but now have my <div id="foot"> within the page container so that it is within the margins of the rest of the page. 2 more hurdles to overcome:
1. center it under the post column
2. figure out what is messing with my center column in ie6

and i just noticed the text-align:center on my #page_container made all text everywhere else go centered…

ok, it’s where i want it in IE6, but Firefox/Opera display it still on the left edge of the page container. (also any ideas on the odd height of my middle column in IE6?)

won’t something like this force the footer to display within the bottom of the center column? i’m trying to avoid something like that, that’s actually how my previous footer displayed.

anyone have any ideas?

I have achieved a point to where my page validates with w3c, but I am not totally satisfied with the result. I get my footer to display without having errors, but it doesn’t display where I would like it to.

The blog is at https://www.undertheblackhat.com . I put text at the bottom where the footer currently displays and where i want it to. Here is my current footer.php:

<div id="footer">
FOOTER TEXT DISPLAYS HERE
</div> <?php /* footer */ ?>
</div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div> <?php /* postcolumn */ ?>
<div style="clear: both"></div>
</div> <?php /* page_container */ ?>
<?php do_action('wp_footer'); ?>
</body>
<center>I WANT FOOTER TEXT TO DISPLAY HERE!
</html>


Whenever I try to add text below in the white area underneath the post area, w3c tells me:

“The element named above was found in a context where it is not allowed. This could mean that you have incorrectly nested elements — such as a “style” element in the “body” section instead of inside “head” — or two elements that overlap (which is not allowed).”

Any help or guidance is appreciated, thanks!

i noticed the same thing. the default setup in this footer.php only had the ending tags for the </html> and </body>

i am having a similar problem but using the Fold Category List plugin which replaces the wp_list_cats function and adds a bit to it. my code is lookin like this:

} elseif (is_category(44)) {
// we're looking at a single category view, show relevant parent/child cats
echo "<ul>";
wswwpx_fold_category_list('optionall=TRUE&hierarchial=1&sort_column=name&exclude=1');
echo "</ul>";

parent cats display on the home page, children display when you click a parent, but if there is a child of a child cat, it doesnt display, and thats the current problem im dealing with. ill let ya know if i find something, hopefully youve already found your answer!