> We're a little off-topic here as these are markup rather than CSS issues;
> but, nevertheless the extra may be generated by your WP php script.
>
I think so too. Now I restored the backup because there were too many little
errors popping up. I'll try again. Sorry for offtopic!
Ania
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Thanks everyone, now errors are 6 so at least there is some progress:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fklikerlab.pl%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0
I found where are the "p" tags ("**end tag for element "p" which is not
open"). In page source it looks lik
Hello,
I reduced the number of errors to 9:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fklikerlab.pl%2F
and now I have some questions. First, what is a "column" in this report?
Like: " *Line 170, Column 4*". I found somewhere that it refers to the
database, is that correct? Or does it
Hello,
recently I have added two banners to the right of a centered column on my
website, and since then, the rest of the content (which should be below)
appears to the right in Safari. Other browsers display it correctly (I'm
using Firefox). Before Safari was the only browser where the website loo
Hello,
I added a photo background to my header and I noticed a margin between this
header and the top menu, which doesn't appear in Opera, IE or Safari, only
in Firefox. I found that there is an issue with Firefox creating margins and
I tried using border-collapse property to fix it, but with no su
Hello, I have this website almost finished:
http://klikerlab.pl/
and I had an idea, that maybe I could make it more active, by changing the
image to the left, each day. Can it be done with css? For example, that the
chicken would be displayed on Monday, something else on Tuesday, etc or
should
related ;)
2009/7/21 David Laakso
> Andzia wrote:
>
>> Hello again,
>> my website looks finally like I wanted... but not in other browsers. I
>> would
>> like you to help me in changing this, without destroying the nice look in
>> Firefox... ;)
>>
Hello again,
my website looks finally like I wanted... but not in other browsers. I would
like you to help me in changing this, without destroying the nice look in
Firefox... ;)
For some reason I must have the call for the menu inside the header.php
file, because otherwise my wordpress-based websit
article's title would be aligned to top of the chicken illustration and the
excerpt)... thanks anyway.
2009/7/17 David Laakso
> Andzia wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I was editing the front page of my website:
>> http://klikerlab.pl/wordpress/
>> trying to fit the post info (cat
Hello,
I was editing the front page of my website:
http://klikerlab.pl/wordpress/
trying to fit the post info (category, author, date, etc.) into the third
column. When I copied the tags from the article to the third column, the
third and fourth column dropped down. They are not wider than necessar
>
> It's the entire list that you are trying to center, not the individual list
> items (I think). Give the UL a width, then the auto left/right margins on
> the UL will center it.
> [...]
I wrote:
.nav ul { width: 80%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }
but the browser ignored it. Firebug
>
> To center an element using "auto" left/right margins, the element must
> have a width - either specified or intrinsic (as in the case of a
> "shrink-to-fit" property like an inline-block).
Now the list elements have "auto" width. Should it be fixed? But then they
wouldn't look good with diffe
Hello,
this is my first post to this list. I am creating this website:
http://klikerlab.pl/wordpress/
using WP Framework. I made a jpg image to illustrate what I want to achieve:
http://klikerlab.pl/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/klikerlab_glowna.jpg
and now I'm working on the menu, which wil
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