RukuKabe

Alrighty. I’ll give it a go. I managed to mess around with the css enough to get it somewhat working. The text is a little close to the sidebar but it isn’t anything that I think would just pop out at viewers.
Thank you for all your help! I know it’s probably a pain dealing with someone who has no idea what they are doing. Haha.

Alright, that seems to change it, but it throws everything else out of wack as well. Is there any way to adjust it so that it only affects comic pages?

If that’s all it is, even so I have no idea where to adjust the comic area’s width, or even where #primary is located. I can’t seem to find it in the css. Where would it most likely be?

It does, but I took the sidebar code out as I felt the page looked cleaner without it hanging around below the comments.

And thank you. I’ll mess around with it and see if I can fix it up.

Until I’d still be open to more suggestions if anyone has them.

Thank you for replying!

Sorry, I forgot to post the url to the page I’m trying to fix:

https://www.dragonstar-blog.com/?page_id=69

I’d like to align the following gallery to the left, if possible.

And once again, messing around long enough I managed to get the header bar on top of all the comic pages. haha!

Still need to figure out how to format the page to have the sidebar on the side. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

P.S. My preference would be to figure out how to fix the comic pages themselves, so that the header will appear and the sidebar will actually appear on the side. If I can achieve that then I’ve figured out a way to make that work by having the “Read” page simply list the chapters and link to the respective comic page.

Sorry for all the back and forth. I appreciate the help.

Solved that part. I seem to be able to figure things out once I just throw things around enough. Haha! XD

I created a new page where I want to post the comic pages only (the home page will be used for regular blog posts). I added:

<?php do_action('comic-area');

to the single.php and index.php but I can’t seem to figure out how to get comic posts to show up on this page.

EDIT: I’ll mark this thread solved and start a different thread as this seems to have diverged into an entirely different topic.

Alright, I managed to remove the header image by deleting the previous line and adding:
<?php if (is_home() ){ ?>
To the header.php instead, so that way the header will only show up on the homepage. However, now the gray entry header object that ‘does’ appear on the about page, doesn’t appear on the comic pages. Any idea what might be causing this?

Doesn’t seem to be changing anything. Do I need to add an “and” condition of some sort? Currently I took the line of code you just posted and just added it directly under what I previously had in my header.php

Thanks for the help!

Nevermind, it’s been resolved. Had to mess around with it a bit but figured out that I just had to delete this line:
<?php the_title(); ?>
from the above mentioned code in the page.php