Pink for October

Just wanted to let you know, either there’s a problem with one of the plugins you’re using or . . . I dunno. I’ve got this theme running on a brand new 2.3 testbed here so you can see it’s fine, and I didn’t misrepresent it.

http://wordpresscustomthemes.net/wp/

I’m going to play with the styling on recentcomments, and see if that has something to do with it, but I doubt it. It’s bizarre the way it’s showing on your blog. Are you SURE you didn’t touch the theme files????

Hey BJ, I’m cross posting this to your site too. I don’t think it’s a problem with your theme, I’m having it with other 2.3 compatible themes too. Even Kubrick, though Classic is fine.

I did start fooling around with it after I posted the comment on your page, but the only change I managed to effect was making the sidebar visible (it had been aligned out of sight, to the left originally).

I have noticed that when I go to the single page view, the layout seems okay. I’m going to put up Kubrick and post to the WP support forums and see what they suggest. The only active plugin is Akismet.

Thanks for taking a look!

I figured out what was going on. One of the posts had a stray div tag in it. Once I found that and killed it, all of a sudden the layouts returned to normal. (I only found it because I was focusing on resizing images to see if the width was forcing the layout problems.)

The culprit:

< div style="text-align:center;" >

I’m glad you got it sorted! To fix the Recent Comments part, go into your theme editor and comment out or delete the borders in this section, and hopefully that won’t screw up the calendar if you decide to use it. I’m changing this in the zip.

`
div#navigation ul#recentcomments a, div#navigation ul#recentcomments a:link, div#navigation ul#recentcomments a:hover, ul table#wp-calendar a, ul table#wp-calendar a:link, ul table#wp-calendar a:visited, ul table#wp-calendar a:hover, ul table #wp-calendar a:active {
border-top: 1px solid #fffff1;
border-bottom: 1px solid #fffff1;
border-left: none;
}
`