jordhie

Wow, thought this thread would have been dead by now. You guys have no lives. ??

I thought of overlaying a PNG-transparent swooshy thing over the existing graphic but that wouldn’t work on older versions of Windows; they don’t support PNG transparency.

I see I am thoroughly screwed with this swooshy thing. Could I have a screen shot from you if it doesn’t work on your computer? It’d be helpful.

OK, how’s that look for everyone? It should get rid of the scrollbar problem since the outstanding swirl is now on the left, and the outstanding swirl isn’t cut off this time.

I’m not going to even try fiddling with negative margins, I’m just going to edit the image and see how that works. Heh. Thanks for all your help guys. I know you must get sick of me posting here so often.

Yes, thank you fht. ?? All I need to do know is fix the horizontal thingy.

My theme Pop Culture is a derivative of Kubrick. It’s taken a lot of fiddling to get it to look the way it does, and a lot of frustrated posts to the WordPress support forums too. Lol.

To be truthful, I forgot about the horizontal resolution thing. I can fix it easily enough, I just need to edit the graphic in Photoshop and replace them.

I understand the horizontal resolution, I’ll try and sort that out later. But how do vertical scrollbars affect it?

Fixed. The background CSS was in the header template, not the stylesheet.

WordPress is so confusing.

Oh, I understand. Don’t worry about your English, I didn’t even notice that you weren’t a native speaker. Heh.

Thanks for clearing that up. I’d forgotten that WordPress uses an image instead of a hex code to make up the background.

Hm, that doesn’t help. I’m still not seeing the pink swirl in the top right corner.

https://a-splode.net/wp-content/themes/default/style.css
There’s the stylesheet. Knock yourselves out, lol.

Been an hour. Anyone?

*the border pink is strong enough and the background is supposed to be white, not pink. The CSS is just not working at all.

I didn’t make myself clear enough… I meant that the CSS that I wrote to make the form nicer wasn’t working, and all I was seeing was the plain form. The script itself works like a charm. I just hate bare-bones stuff in my layout.

LOL Darcie, the border pink is strong enough and the CSS is not working at all.

The form itself works fine, but it’s plain. It’s supposed to be all pretty and pink. But here’s the CSS anyway:

#fb form input{
background-color:#FFFFFF;
font-family:verdana,sans-serif;
font-size:8pt;
padding:4px;
border-style:solid;
border-width:1px;
border-color:#FFB2DF;
}

#fb form textarea{
background-color:#FFFFFF;
font-family:verdana,sans-serif;
font-size:8pt;
padding:4px;
border-style:solid;
border-width:1px;
border-color:#FFB2DF;
}

Nup, neither suggestion worked… thanks for trying to help though.

Does anyone know how I might fix this? This post has been sitting here for half an hour.