enterprise theme nav bar: pages, categories and their drop down design
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Okay, on the Home page I want the food photos to be next to each other but they are stacking on top for some reason. They currently all have the alignment “none” selected.
That’s the expected behavior for alignment=none. You probably want align=left. See if this page helps:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/images/image-alignment/If you aligned images left and then the text below it started wrapping funny, you could edit the HTML in your post and add clear=both to the paragraph just after the images, like this:
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Also, in Settings > Reading, I have “Summary” selected under “For each article in a feed, show…”
But regardless of selecting that, it still showed the FULL text.Note the setting label (on the left side) says, “For each article in a feed, show.” That means the summary setting only applies to feeds.
There actually isn’t a setting to turn all posts into summaries, though some themes do that automatically, it’s currently a theme design choice. You also have the option to display just the first part of the post by using a more tag:
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I don’t like that now when you click “Read more of this post,” the page automatically scrolls down to where it was cut off. Any suggestions?
That’s a function of how the underlying HTML is setup for “Read more” links in general on WordPress. You cannot change functionality like that using the Custom Design upgrade which is for appearance-related changes. WordPress.com doesn’t offer a way for you to change that particular behavior through a setting, it’s just how “read more” links are setup to work. Sorry I don’t have a better solution for you on this one!
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For the Home page, it actually would be ideal to have it be a feed of my most recent posts only if it is possible to have some text that is sticky above the feed.
Do you mean the Recent Posts in the sidebar? If so, you can just add a separate text widget above it.
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Thank you again! For the homepage I figured out what I wanted…to display my latest posts but I have created a “sticky post” for it.
Now I’m wondering why certain HTML isn’t saving. I want to add checkboxes next to each ingredient like AllRecipes does. I tried this code <input type=”checkbox”> But it doesn’t work.
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In the future, for new, separate questions, could you create a new help request instead of adding them to the end of long threads? It helps keep things organized. :)
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Now I’m wondering why certain HTML isn’t saving. I want to add checkboxes next to each ingredient like AllRecipes does. I tried this code <input type=”checkbox”> But it doesn’t work.
WordPress.com has traditionally not allowed adding custom form code, and “input” is one of those. It’s also mentioned on this related help page if you’d like to read more:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/code/Would it work for you to use an image instead? You can use the :before pseudo element to add a small image to the left of list elements, and that might work out well for what you’re trying to do.
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