Posts Tagged wordpress
cupofcoffee wordpress template background image correction
Posted by Mitch in Web Development on August 21, 2010
If you install this template installed on a WordPress site, then you might notice the background header graphic is a little off. You can correct this in the style.css file. Look for this: #wrapper { width: 960px; margin: 0 auto; background: url(images/img01.gif) repeat-y left top; } and make it this: #wrapper { width: 959px; margin: [...]
Arras Theme add border to images
Posted by Mitch in code, Web Development on July 14, 2010
To add a small black border to your images when they’re alone or captioned, place this code in your user.css: .wp-caption img {border: black 1px solid;} img.aligncenter{border: black 1px solid;}
Arras Theme captioned images do not align center
Posted by Mitch in code, Web Development on July 14, 2010
Noticed that with Arras Theme, when you insert images (specifically with captions), the image gets aligned right. To fix this, open up the Arras Theme user.css file and add this: .wp-caption { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }
Hide Arras Theme header image on pages
Posted by Mitch in code, Web Development on July 11, 2010
I’m running the Arras Theme 1.4.3.1 on a site and I wanted to display the 640×250 thumbnail image on each post/page, but hide it for certain content, in this case it was all my pages. There is some PHP code you can add to two files which will allow you to set a special custom [...]
Change Admin Profile picture in WordPress
Posted by Mitch in Web Development on June 7, 2010
Sometimes in your theme or in another blog’s theme you will see a little square for the profile picture (usually a “mystery man” icon: greyed out head). This can be changed or updated by using your Gravatar account: http://www.gravatar.com If you have a WordPress.com account then you already have a Gravatar account…just login to your WordPress.com account [...]
Add a favorite icon (favicon) to a WordPress blog
Posted by Mitch in Web Development on January 10, 2010
Alot of browsers support the use of images to represent your website or blog in places like the website tab or RSS Feed results. These images are called favorite icons and are set through a file called favicon.ico WordPress maintains a page that lays out how to add a favicon to a blog, but here is my [...]
Sorry, your comment has not been accepted error
Posted by Mitch in Web Development on May 6, 2011
This error is due to having your Cookie Privacy settings too high! In Internet Explorer, you can set the Privacy settings under Tools–>Internet Options–>Privacy tab. Either set the slider to Medium or add the site under sites and click ALLOW. This will enable the WordPress plugin: Cookies for Comments to drop a cookie onto the [...]
cookies for comments, wordpress
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