posiesplace

I removed the float left and that has resolved it.

Thanks for your help!!

I just tried deleting
}

#content .post .storycontent p img{
float: left;
border: none;
}

Nothing changed

I tried that but things still look messed up!

Scratch my last post, although the patch will allow current post to be fixed it messed with all of the older posts so this isn’t really a pseudo fix after all.

Take a look at this post

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/101906?replies=49

I have applied the following patch

https://www.urbangiraffe.com/plugins/disable-wpautop/

This will act as a pseudo fix allowing you to apply DIV tags manually but beware as if you try and re-edit the post your DIV tags will be replaced automatically by P tags once more.

Really infuriating but it’ll need to do until they issue a fix as I’m a complete novice messing with code and I don’t want to mess things up completely.

If anyone has any better ideas as to how to prevent the DIVs being replaced on modification of a post I would really appreciate the pointers.

Thanks

I have applied the disable wpauto plugin but this only works as a temp measure since if you try to edit the post again all of the DIV tags are replaced by P tags once again. This problem is really VERY annoying but I guess a temp measure to solve things is better than nothing. Here’s hoping they issue a fix ASAP.

Meant to say my website is https://www.posiesplace.net

Thanks for that, it worked!!

Thanks Jo!

The link to the stylesheet seems to be in place but the items in the 404 are not defined in the stylesheet.

As far as I can tell my problem lies in the fact that there is no h2 or p relating to the 404 defined in the stylesheet.

How and where do I define them?

I would be happy just to set the h2 and p font to white just so the message is readable.

Cheers
Pamela

I really should have checked that!!

Thanks, all sorted!

From that codex entry I think the parameter I want is

<?php list_cats()>

hierarchical
(boolean) Sets whether to display child (sub) Categories in a hierarchical (after parent) list. Valid values:

* TRUE (Default)
* FALSE

How do I go about implementing this?

I have tried a couple of things but so far nothing has worked.

Any help would be really appreciated.

I have managed to resolve most of the problem now the only issue is the indenting of my various headers etc in my sidebar.

The user added segments appear without a bullet point and the category sub-categories (does that make sense?) don’t indent.

Can anyone help me resolve these final issues?

Thanks

I have deleted the files in the cache as instructed but it hasn’t made any difference, any other ideas?

In each of the sub directories?

Within my wp-content/cache folder I have a folder called
c4ca4238a0b923820dcc509a6f75849b
Is this the folder I’m looking for?

Within this folder I have several subfolders such as category, options, pages and within these there are plenty of wierd named files such as
05ba23c362580d380bf169d42a0a266c.php
How should I proceed?