metabold

Although some don’t see the point. You can learn a lot about coding CSS y doing exercises like this just push your understanding of the way things work to the next level.

Can’t read German but it’s showing up ok

You url is using an entity code &8211; to make the — dash characters that’s why your site doesn’t show up correctly it can’t find your style sheet. Replace &8221; with —

I left out the pound sign on purpose get rid of that too I just didn’t feel like coding it to show up.

Most likely this error is in your control panel. Under options : general check your 2 URI addresses and make sure they have — in the name

Go in your control panel and select presentation then select Sidebar Template this is where WP places the code when you add new categories. Unfortunitly you may have to do this every time you add a category since WP adds them to the top.

You’ll see code similar to this:

<?php wp_list_pages(‘title_li=<h2>’ . __(‘About’) . ‘</h2>’ ); ?>

• <h2><?php _e(‘Archives’); ?></h2>

<?php wp_get_archives(‘type=monthly’); ?>

• <h2><?php _e(‘Categories’); ?></h2>

<?php list_cats(0, ”, ‘name’, ‘asc’, ”, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0,”,”,”,”,”) ?>

The above code has set up the order to: About, Archive, Catagories

Simply reorder the li item containing each element and reorder them in the order you would liek them to show up.

i.e. like below. I changed the order to: About, Catagories, Archives.

<?php wp_list_pages(‘title_li=<h2>’ . __(‘About’) . ‘</h2>’ ); ?>

• <h2><?php _e(‘Categories’); ?></h2>

<?php list_cats(0, ”, ‘name’, ‘asc’, ”, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0,”,”,”,”,”) ?>

• <h2><?php _e(‘Archives’); ?></h2>

<?php wp_get_archives(‘type=monthly’); ?>

Just take your time and back up your code before you reorder them in case you miss something or make a mistake you can easily do it over.

It won’t display the categories until at least one post is posted for each category. Why you want empty categories is beyond me. But if you really need it make a single post to each category with just the category name in it. Then they will all show in the menu.

You have a special characters in your url for your css not a good idea. You don’t need to use entities for dashes.

Now:
https://www.all&#8211;insurance.com/1wp/wp-content/themes/blueberry-boat/style.css

Change to:
https://www.all–insurance.com/1wp/wp-content/themes/blueberry-boat/style.css

Your site should look normal after that fix.

You have to create and publish a new post and it will work again. It worked for me. I tried just created a test post but that didn’t work. So I spent the time to make a new post and published it. RSS works fine now.

I got a pretty nice speed increase from the 1.5.1 installed with no problem. Everything operates fine and faster. Although I go to errors on the upgrade.php. Everything works fine and dandy.

Thanks the-excerpt-reloaded did just the trick. I realized I was missing a style for the .entry div so I fixed 2 problems all at once. in any event it’s fixed and up. If you want to take a look. I added padding fixes for IE 6 and IE 5.5 but haven’t test them yet if you using those browsers.

I tried the “the_content()” tag but it doesn’t have a variable for how many words before the end. Unless I put a tag in every post for it to stop at that’s a little to tedious for me.

I’ll try the plugin and see if that can do what I want I just want the […] clickable but I could also put a comment at the top of the page to click on the titles to view the full article.

I don’t know you structure but if you know css just add this to the style for your right or left hand CSS. I’m just assuming it’s #sidebar in the example. “display: inline;” will make your

• flow next to each other. You’ll have to set a width for how many will show up next to each other or use a br tag after every 2 items.

  Lorelle not everything is in the “manual” as they say. His question is more of a formatting question for list items that it is on how WP generates the list. Wanting to paint your car red is different than wanting to make the red paint to paint your car.

  #sidebar ul li {
  display: inline;
  }

Your background isn’t going down to your footer. Make sure you not absolutely positioning you columns.

Or The div for your background should close before the footer starts but after the closing div’s for your left and right columns.

Really nice. Great themes. I also like the arc instead of a straight line graphic. Very creative and different.

Try
p.postmetadata, p.postmetadata alt {
display: none;
}

Giving a url to see you div structure would help since we may need to know div nesting order to give you the correct coding.

#footer {
display: none;
}

or

#postmetadata, postmetadata alt {
display: none;
}