Terri Tutich

OK. I resolved my problem. There was a typo in the shortcode I was using.

I also am having this problem. The shortcodes work to display my location, but the conditional short codes don’t seem to be working.

Thanks!

Your database settings in wp-config.php are incorrect or the database user doesn’t have the correct privileges for the database, most likely. Check the settings in wp-config.php first and make sure those are correct.

Thats what I thought. The only way to change that would be to edit the core files which is really not recommend or maybe do some redirects but it would be difficult and could still break the functionality of some part of your site or plugins or upgrades.

Glad it was an easy fix. ??

Try saving your permalink settings again. Sometimes they get wonky in the database for some reason but if you just go to Settings > Permalinks and save the settings again (and make sure they are correct to what you want), that usually does the trick.

If you don’t get the confirmation screen or anything, it could be something with the FTP settings on her host. Can you install plugins?

It would actually be editing the HTML and PHP code in the theme, not the CSS. What exactly needs to be changed depends on the code in your themed, either in index.php, single.php or both.

Where are you trying to hide this? If you’re referencing files, it’s a needed part of the file path for theme files and you aren’t likely to be able to make it go away. Maybe some complicated redirects but that could wreak havoc on proper functioning of plugins and upgrades.

Have you checked the Zoom settings on that browser? It may be that the browser is zoomed in for that site.

I can understand why you would want to break up long posts. A better (and more HTML-valid way) might be to stop the ordered list, insert the picture or whatever, and then restart the list, using <li value=”xx”> to start the list numbering where you want it to be. You only have to use the value attribute on the first li tag, and it will automatically number from there for the rest of that list.

HTH…

Add a / between about-us and #contactform. I just tried it that way and it worked for me.

The problem is most likely because you are trying to put code inside the ol tag that is not inside the LI. WordPress is trying to fix that by adding the extra ol tags. Even if you only worked in the HTML window, it would still probably have this effect.

Why don’t you want it inside the LI tag? That’s probably the only way it’s going to work right.

a img refers to an image inside a link.
p img refers to an image referenced in a paragraph.

if you want no image borders in the sidebar, you might need to try something like

#sidebar img { border-width: 0px; }

HTH…

Open style-section-colors.css in your editor and edit the rule at line 101 to include clear:both between the { }. That should do it.