zeniph

something like this might work – it uses the existing full-size class to isolate large images, then as mores suggested increase the bottom padding.

p img.size-full {
	background-color: white;
	padding: 4px 4px 20px 4px;
	border: 1px solid #CBCBCB;
	border-bottom:none;
	background: url(images/picshadow.png) no-repeat center bottom;
	}

this assumes the background image is 20px high. You’d need to also simulate the white padding and 1px border in the bg image as well as the dropshadow.

need a link to your site

I know you’re trying to help with screen snap and CSS fragment but these problems usually relate a completely different part of the CSS – maybe one that has made a global change to UL, OL, LIs.

or get firebug plugin for firefox and you’ll find issue in seconds

there are a couple plugins available – heres one:
https://www.dontdream.it/en/dropdown-menus-for-wordpress/

maybe search for “suckerfish wordpress”

suckerfish refers to one of the first clean XHTML implementations of drop down menus

wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order')

will order them the same as how they display on backend

listed amongst other issues the answer was in the error report linked to by samboll

end tag for object omitted, but OMITTAG NO was specified

you simply have no closing OBJECT tag for the flash widget thing at the bottom

sugar hill gang are still alive and kicking!? – are they the same guys?

flash 10 incompatibility?

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/177127?replies=47

if so downgrade to version 8/9 player and all should work again

its the caption below this image
https://blog.webmarket.es/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/6078x1500y1500.jpg

change to a DIV or display the existing SPAN as a block to force the line break

#caption{
 display:block
}

would do it

seems to me it should really be a class of “caption” rather than an ID but what ever

ha ha – yes should have been

color:#000000; or color:black;

add the following

#header h1, #header h2 {display: none};
#pixopoint_menu_wrapper1{padding:160px 0 0 0}

for SEO you can keep your H1 H2 but just set them to invisible (display:none)

adding

#header DIV.content ul li {
display:block;
}

should be enough to get them going down.
note this will probably affect all content lists on all pages

your DIV structure / ID naming is kind of weird. Normally #header would only contain the banner/navigation part of the site. In your case #header holds everything including the content. All of your list items are being styled by #header LI the way you’d might do it for header navigation elements.

broadly speaking you’d need to change something like the below in the CSS to get a handle on it

p.continue a{
font-size:2em
}

but a link to you site is the best way to get help here. Your prob relates to HTML and CSS so need examples of that – not the PHP and the WP version

use category templates and seperate your blog/web content into different categories

or

use page templates, create your website content using pages and assign the page templates to them

all just a matter of some visual trickery to achieve what you want

a, h2 a:hover, h3 a:hover {
color:#0066CC;
text-decoration:none;
}

change to

a, a:hover {
color:#0066CC;
text-decoration:none;
}

some of the content within #container has the following applied to it

position: absolute;
float:left (or right)

either of these attributes mean that #container DIV wont expand its height to fit what it contains.

You could try adding a redundant DIV with clear:both applied to it just beforen you close #container. That will fix it for the floats but not the absolute positioning.

All your data will remain – only how it displays will change

you can switch back to your original theme and everything will be back to how it was