Forum Replies Created
-
Add the html validator plugin for Firefox that will give you real time sgml validation that matches the W3C validator but offline has you developUseful plugin Pisanojm wonder how much memory it consumes
I’m afraid to say that the layout does not hold together in Opera either and this is a ‘Modern’ generation browser that supports Standrds and CSS very well.
Validating markup is key to many layout issues and even mod1 eyeballs.
<php
/*
Template Name: Custom Front Page
*/
?>
At the top of your index page is causing sgml parsers to void the DTD declaration you need to correct this error initially then look at how the layout stacks up, at the moment you are forcing browsers into ‘Quirks Mode’ each and every browsers will give you a different take on what it thinks is the correct rendering of the page.There are other markup issues which you will need to address such as illegal nesting of elements; an anchor element may not contain Block level elements such as divs, and there is no proscribed manner in which browsers are meant to correct malformed markup, they make a best guess stab at things and clearly IE8 is struggling with that although it will suffer more than other browsers from being forced to render in quirks mode, it’s only a half decent browser when allowed to render in ‘Standards Mode’.
One last thing and please don’t take offense but that roaming toolbar thing is extremely irritating and if a client asked me to implement something like that I would simply and flatly refuse
@pcwriter you don’t provide anything for anyone to look at
However whenever anyone states that something works on one page but not another that generally means that there is somewhere what should be fairly obvious differences in markup or CSS between the two.
Folks I’m sure Jeff will update and hopefully release the first stable version soon but bear in mind that it’s pretty involved plugin dealing with an area that is quite tricky so requires careful testing before releasing in the wild. We must take care not to impose too much on plugin authors that are essentially working for free and giving what amounts to a great deal of productive coding time to the community (although I do hope that users of this plugin do indeed donate towards Jeff’s time spent coding this) Jeff also did state elsewhere that he is, at this moment, very busy, so we must be patient
Well that will be plenty
64MB should normally be sufficient but it all depends on what is running. Does the Grid service make you pay a monthly fee to have a healthy PHP mem limit, bit unusual. If you can stretch to it I would get the basic starter VDS from them.@modemlooper it was default theme originally , then you must have seen 2010 now I see something called sufusion[sic] not really going to be possible to help with themes changing on a second by second basis
I get hoping mad when people send me Word files, I hate the presumption that I would have or want bloated MS software, other than the sadly necessary OS. pdf is in terms of this discussion a safe format, Word doc files are not getting uploaded to any server that I can exercise control of, nor – unless a trusted source – do I download Word docs; zips are not that safe either
Yes I’m aware of the issue with incorrect back ticks for quotes as It’s arisen all too often recently and why I asked whether you had copy and pasted;
still, doesn’t explain why the Constant didn’t work for me , will have to look again.yep me being dumb
