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Laforge, I never got a response. I’d like to see a full list of posts accessed each day.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Using Google to Search (on IE8) and post format is offFix? Rebooting the computer. This is resolved.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Widgets moving below posts in IEUsing IE 8, I saw what you meant about the right sidebar elements being low on the page. They weren’t centered on the page, but they were low on the right side.
Before I could study the page, it refreshed with a message about compatibility view. Once the page refreshed, the sidebar elements moved to the top of the sidebar and everything looks good.
I’m sure someone here will know what to do with that compatibility view message.
Sorry I couldn’t help more.
I haven’t seen any updates to wpstats. Has there been one?
My graph total still doesn’t match the other totals, the time/date is still off, and totals from past days keep changing as well, so I’m guessing all is not fixed with stats. I’ve also not seen any announcement about the plugin, so I’m guessing they’re still working on it. (Plus other users are still reporting the error message today.)
But folks are also reporting problems with adding Jetpack. So, what do you do? I think I’ll just wait some more.
My stats have been back since last night, though the “views today” stat and the daily graph totals don’t match. (Better than yesterday when the numbers changed from one moment to the next, and not because I’d had lots of visits.) So I guess they still have work to do.
If you have that message about not being authorized to view the stats of this blog, try refreshing the stats page a time or two or three. Worked for me every time I tried it yesterday.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: How to Style all levels of threaded comments with same font sizeRoot, just in case you’re still following this:
The styling for threaded comments should be
ol.commentlist li.comment ul.children li.comment {}
or a variation thereof.I say should be because I couldn’t get any variation of this to change the font size in my threaded comments.
The simplest ul.children did nothing. ul.children li did nothing. And so on. I even tried styling a specific level of comment with ol.commentlist li.comment ul.children li.depth-2, since I had comments of that level, but I saw no change in the font size.
If anyone else has an answer as to why the commentlist styling didn’t work, I’m sure that would help us all out. At this point, I’m going with Joseph’s suggestion using div#single-body since that did work.
Once again, thanks to all.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: How to Style all levels of threaded comments with same font sizeRoot, they do indeed have children. I tried a couple of options using children, but maybe I didn’t get it exactly right. I may try that route again, since it should work. (And I so dislike not being able to make something work that should work.)
Thanks for following up. I appreciate the help and input.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: How to Style all levels of threaded comments with same font sizeJoseph, that div#single-body code worked. Thank you. I’m not sure if it will affect other lists anywhere else, but it took care of this.
I’m not sure why .comment-list li didn’t style the threaded comments. I thought that was exactly what it was for.
Thanks for all the help.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: How to Style all levels of threaded comments with same font sizeMiocene22, I’m not sure about the selectors or why they’re styled as they are. This was the stylesheet that came with the theme; I’ve only tweaked it a bit. I’ll try first what you suggested, though I think that was one I tried.
I only know a little about CSS so this is all guesswork to me.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: How to Style all levels of threaded comments with same font sizeThanks for the tips. I’ll try each.
Moshoodo 123, there is no plugin for styling. This is the PressPlay theme and the styling is all in the style.css that came with it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Add to Any] How to hide when printing a pageDave, thanks for the tip on Firebug. I keep reading that it’s a great tool. Guess I need to bite the bullet and just add it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Add to Any] How to hide when printing a pageDave,
Thank you very much. Yes, that did it. I figured the reference was wrong, but didn’t know how to find what I should have been referencing. I appreciate the help.The problem was in a style sheet change that I made. I have bottom margins and padding in my left and right sidebars set extra large to allow the wrapper and footers to line up correctly. I was cleaning up CSS–I added “px” next to these elements to validate CSS. However, for some reason that was the culprit. Once I removed “px” from those items, my comments links returned to normal.
Thank you, alchymyth. That did it.