petit

Surely strange.
I cannot see what is the problem here, but if you use any plugins, I suggest that you deactivate them one by one to decide whether one of them may cause the page not to be sent. As you point out, you dont get any html from the server at times. You get the following http response headers though:
Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 22:00:19 GMT
Server: Apache
X-Pingback: https://pozos.ca/xmlrpc.php
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.3.11
Connection: close
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
200 OK

That looks strange. Have you selected a permalink structure on the Dashboard Options/Permalink page?
I guess it can have something to do with that.

True ehough ??

Right, good luck to you ??

You may use Word as an editor for blog posts, but I’d say, don’t. It’s bound to create headaches if you are not careful. The HTML produced has a lot of CSS classes used only by Word.
Better look up a good spellchecker for your browser, like SpellBound for FireFox. It is also part of the Google Toolbar.

Then you can spell check right there in the “write post” form. You must turn off the WYSIWYG editor in WordPress to use it.

Thanks!
It says there is a non valid character at position 1.
I can’t tell if the error is due to you (X)HTML or CSS.
Your pages are not easy to investigate, and I’m sure you have far to many CSS rules. I strongly recommend that you try to sort that out.
You have:
1. An external Stylesheet for ‘screen’
2. An external Stylesheet for ‘print’
So far so good! The you have:
3. One more external Styleshhet for ‘screen’
4. Inline styles, i.e. internal to the produced page.

Sorry, I cannot find the cause of that error.
What version of MSIE do you use?
On what operating system?

If you are using Firefox 1.5, the above code should give you “iestyle.css”, and I suppose you don’t use the old 1.0. I’m not yet a PHP savvy guy, so I don’t know about browscap.ini and its use. Maybe someone else can jump in here.

Well Urban, if you really want some help from this forum, it would be nice to know what kind of errors you get, as some of us cannot see it. People in this forum have lots of experience, and someone will probably come up with a solution.

Hi heather!

You have in your posts a table called HB_mail_Container.
The first two cells in that table, are called HB_Focus_Element.

The height for this cell is set to 250 pixels, which is a lot. The height of the cells are coded directly into the post, and is not governed by the stylesheet.

I don’t believe you need tables at all in your posts.

May I wonder if you use to cut and paste HTML from other sources into your blog posts?
In that case, please don’t! Normally this will screw up the posts. Just input text via WordPress and add HTML markup, only if you what you want to do.

If this doesn’t solve the problem, you’re welcome back and explain what you do!

Perfectly clear!

When you go to the flickr category, instead of showing the description for ‘flickr’, it shows the description for its sub category ‘photo friday’.
Do you have a description for the ‘flickr’ category?

Just checking ??

Maybe the Sideblog plugin will solve your problem. The author says:
“Sideblog v3 differs from previous version in that it is Sidebar Widgets enabled”.

The plugin allows you to select one or more categories to be presented in the sidebar ( Lika asides ).

A beautiful site, and I get no errors in MSIE ver. 7.0.
What kind of errors do you get, and what version and OS are you using?

….?

I haven’t tested it my self, but maybe this is the answer:
Browser Dependent Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in PHP

I cannot directly see what the problem is. I have tested some changes to your Stylesheet to no effect, but I found your <img> tag a bit puzzling. It looks like this:
<img src="images/xml_button.gif"
alt="Subscribe to my feed"
width="36" height="14" border="0" scr=https://www.collectingsf.com/bookworm/images/xml_button.gif" />

Why do you have two ‘src’ attributes? Can this cause the problem. You are trying to get the same picture using both a relative and an absolute URL.

Why?