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To remove the thin grey line, take the border-top off of #branding in the css.

To remove the block of grey space above your page change the margin on #page from “2em auto” to “0 auto 2em auto”.

You might try using firebug if you don’t already, it makes changes like this much easier to figure out.

(in firebug that is)

I was able to remove the white space by removing the margin on #site-description. You might also want to remove the top border on #branding.

I’ve used the plugin called “Simple Sitemap.” It generates a nice, sortable sitemap page for users.

You, my friend, define awesomeness. Thank you very much — worked like a charm.

I have Notepad++ set to create new documents in the Windows format.

Sorry, I should have been more specific about the answer to your question:

wp_editor(“” , “uniqueid”, array(‘textarea_name’=>”textareaname”) );

should produce a functioning editor with nothing in it.

Hi Macpraveen,

I am working on something similar and I noticed that in order for the icons to display properly the editor needs to be passed a unique id when you call it.

It seems like you might have an answer to a related question I have — I would like to fetch a wp editor on demand using ajax, but all I can seem to do with wp_editor() is echo the editor, not put it into a string to send to my javascript. How are you fetching an editor using ajax?

This is what isn’t working:

function addquestionanswerbox() {
		$boxHTML="";
		$boxHTML+= "<h2>Question {($number+1)} :</h2>";
		$boxHTML+= wp_editor( $question_c , "qaeditorq{($number+1)}", array('textarea_name'=>"qa_question[]") );
		$boxHTML+= "<h2>Answer{($number+1)} :</h2>";
		$boxHTML+= wp_editor( $answer_c , "qaeditora{($number+1)}", array('textarea_name'=>"qa_answer[]") );   

	$result=json_encode($boxHTML);
	echo($result);
	exit;

I would love to hear how you did this!

Thanks

Here is the solution:

Instead of querying posts like this:

<?php
$post_id = 13;
$queried_post = get_post($post_id);
echo $queried_post->post_content;
				?>

Do it like this:

`<?php
$query = new WP_Query(‘p=13’);
if($query->have_posts())while($query->have_posts()):
$query->the_post();
?>
<?php the_content();?>
<?php endwhile; ?>`