Stevo

Wow so many errors! lol I managed to fix it, turns out I had commented out a paragraph, but missed the closing </p>, no idea why it caused so much trouble. Might see if that <div> tag is my over enthusiastic commenting too ..late night for me then

Just tried renaming the wrapper, but still doesn't work - shame on the theme for using the same id twice tho

hey all you jQuery ninjas, My GF is building a wordpress for her photography, so has a theme that uses an image carousel on the front page. Works fine in Chrome and IE, in firefox its completely empty - no content at all. I can't for the life of me figure out what the problem is. Any help much appreciated. the site is at http://elizabethshort.co.uk/ steve

Found a nice article about client relations

as Junior mentioned: #content { background-image:url("images/content_bg.png"); background-repeat:no-repeat; height:676px; margin-left:15px; padding:0; position:absolute; top:170px; width:973px; z-index:-1; !this fixed it in firebug } love the super retro font

I found the sandbox theme really good to get to grips with wordpress styling, its completely bare, has no background images or colours etc built in, allowing you to make all the styling from scratch. The only styling it comes with is a choice of 1,2 or 3 column layout (if i remember right). It generates multiple classes for each item, so you can easily target both general and specific items on the page. To find it just type 'sandbox' into the 'find themes' search box

Hi Adam, My partner runs a small handmade jewellery business and has pretty much the same requirements, we use bigcartel and are very happy with it - its ideal up to about 100 products, depending on which option you choose, and is easy to use. You can also style it yourself and customise the CSS etc. I customised the site for my partner at teastained.co.uk (work in progress), let me know if you get one and need a freelancer to style it Steve

Doh!

Hi tery, I had to work through this recently, basically what happens is that the flash player is positioned over the web page automatically as it a separate application to the browser (as far as I understand it). You need to add a window mode parameter to tell it to sit in the doc flow, try adding <param name="wmode" value="opaque" /> inside the embed tag. more info here

dam you alzer! got me for a few seconds there lol

Brilliant love 36, my first site was truly an abomination, I would add: 52) When you hear the word 'Opera', it's a few seconds before you realise the speaker is in fact talking about a sort of music.

Nice one matey, they probably gave you the certificates hoping you would bring them into the Javology fold, and bless their client side scriptures

your missing a semi colon on the end of your css: right:5px

Submitting your site with a sitemap is the best start to getting crawled, even so it can take a couple weeks or more to get crawled by Google. It's a frustrating wait after you've put all that work in. Double check your htaccess file if you have one just in case, tho its pretty unlikely it would cause you a problem.

Do you want the three links to be consistently positioned in each div, regardless of the content? If so use absolute positioning. To place each element absolutely within the larger divs (as oppose to absolutely relative to the window), you will need to declare the larger divs as position:relative; then declare the anchors as a block element as mentioned above, and absolutely position them within the larger divs.