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On this site I'm working on if you scroll down to the 'News' section there are 2 posts.
I wanted to contain the posts section within a set height of 300px so you will basically need to scroll down and if I add some CSS of overflow: scroll this will enable the scrolling.
How do I go about modifying this in WordPress for the posts?
I can not seem to be able to find the CSS for this area as it appears the whole news section isn't in a div of it's own.
If you want to hide the scrollbar you can just in css:
overflow:hidden
Otherwise, you need to find the template and put a condition in that, like:
if(posts->type=='news')
echo <div id="news">...;
then apply css on the id news.
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I'm working on a ebay template for a store, and I'm trying to make a sidebar, and this happens.
http://i.imgur.com/Oktg32w.png
The sidebar is on the right, how do i get it to position all the way up?
here's the html/css code.
http://pastebin.com/DwbHeTcD
Make whatever div you have that encompasses the entire navigation bar position: absolute, and make sure it's the first thing in CSS, to make it nothing override it.
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I'm creating a theme for Tumblr and locally everything works fine. Yet when I paste the code into the Tumblr editor and preview it on the site a blank space appears on the top of the page. I've looked through the css and cannot figure out why it's appearing. Any ideas I've tried everything.
Tumblr address is http://storyline-expose.tumblr.com password for it is WIP
Screenshot of the problem:
Add margin-top:0 to .blogTitle
The problem comes with the <h1 class = "blogTitle"> and is well described here:
Margin on child element moves parent element
Another solution (besides Zach's) is to set overflow of the parent element to 0:
.headCoverWrapper { overflow: auto; }
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I am making a website, and I've added a list and made the list links to different websites.
The problem is that on the website it shows that they are links but I can't click them, or mark them or anything. I can't mark the text on the website either.
Yes a bit of your code would be helpful.
But it sounds, that some container overlapping your content if you reduce the size of your Browser-Window.
Just check that
Edit // If that is the problem, try to give your content a higher z-index.
Sounds like you're not using the <a> element.
See this tutorial on how to make a link.
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I have a problem with an HTML Menubar menus, the menus of the menubars are presented below another div, so are not displayed:
Increase z-index for the navigation menu. This will ensure that any objects that are overlapping them, shall make room for the navigation to come one level up.
For Instance,
z-index: 1;
PS: 1 is an example value. You can increase it to whatever value you want.
put z-index:1000; in css menu
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I have the following website (and please excuse the language of the site, it's in Hebrew), and I apologize for posting a link here. I promise to replace the link with something generic as soon as the problem is fixed:
EDIT: original site replaced with this: http://example.com
For some reason, there's an extra scroll to the left with IE7.
Is there a way to fix this?
You should be able to do:
html {
overflow: auto;
}
I also noticed your horizontal scrool bar in IE is related to:
<ul id="nav1"></ul>
It has position:absolute; that is causing the additional horizontal scrool.