Peter Boosten

Next time, you don’t have to post such large chunks of code, since that makes reading this thread tedious.

What happens here is normal behaviour: the text aligns around your picture. When the picture ‘ends’ the text follows the normal flow.

There are two things you can do: either remove the floating from the image and add display: block; to #content p img: the text then will be under the picture, or you can embed the text in their own class and have that text float left as well. The it will align as one block of text.

Peter

Hard to say since the code has been mangled a bit (tip: use pastebin next time to post some code, but my bet would be the include statement.

Peter

…but it has to float with scrolling …

Depending on how you read this: if it needs to scroll with the rest of the page, then position: absolute;, if it has to stay in the same place: position: fixed;

Peter

The dot means it’s hidden, so you need to make hidden files visible ( ls -la), or it doesn’t exist and you need to create the file yourself.

Peter

but its rounded edges around tabs and divs ain’t work with Internet Explorer 7 and 8

Yes, that’s because IE doesn’t support css rounded edges.

Peter

https://www.boosten.org/permalinks-in-wordpress/

Peter

hmmm, both inc/header.inc.php and services.php don’t exist in WordPress (IIRC these files belong to Joomla, but I could be mistaken).

EDIT: nope, not Joomla ??

What exact plugin are you trying to use?

EDIT2: anyhow, I think you’re better of asking the plugin creator for help, I don’t think it’s related to the theme.

Peter

I saw you already asked this exact same question on the plugin builders site. Let’s wait for his/her answer.

Peter

In the root of your website.

Have a look at this article, maybe it’ll help you.

Peter

despite having followed the step-by-step plugin

I assume you did step 3 and 4?

3 <?include (ABSPATH . '/wp-content/plugins/fancy-transitions-featured-gallery/ftFeatured.php'); ?>
4 For each post that you want to be featured you must have custom field (ftImage by default) with full url to image and optionaly field (ftText by default) with text for title bar. You can change default fields if you want to use some other.

Peter

hmmm, https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-theme/installation/

Peter

And you changed also your .htaccess file (or it changed automagically – could you check?)?

Peter

A page is actually a post, but then with different characteristics.

Did you or did you not tinker with the permalink settings?

Peter

Did you experiment with the permalink settings?

Peter

Search for position: absolute;

Peter