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Hello
I’m having problems with placing the image to the left of the text. This is how I want it too look.
[img]http://i46.tinypic.com/4h45r8.png[/img]
buuuuuuut… since I couldn’t figure out how i did it the good way i made it the bad way… and it looks like this inside.(it’s my first attempt to make a wordpress theme. Also I haven’t designed the singel yet)
[img]http://i49.tinypic.com/23wqmqh.png[/img]
It has to be a proper way to do this on, but it’s impossible to search for it, so can someone please help me to solve it.
Tobias Björsberg
Without seeing any code it’s impossible to tell what you’ve done wrong.
Here’s some advice though:
My first step in every WordPress theme is to design the HTML Templates first. Once the html templates validate and are bug free across browsers, then I will convert it into a WordPress theme.
Yeah, should always do an html build first. But with just looking at your pic and taking a stab in the dark, I think that the div or the space that is holding your image isn’t wide enough and it is kicking it off to the side.
I have done a HTML doc of all the sites but the problem is i don’t know how to get the image in the right box.
Well I can get it to a specific box but then the text jumpes down.
The reason i didn’t link any code is because it’s really messy! But shouldn’t it be some way to attach some php coding in the index.php file?
Is it possible to have different layouts on the "bloggy part" and the single page?
You can have a home page that is not part of the blog, just put it outside the wordpress folder.