Meta Tag for my Home page?
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The video errors aren’t anything to worry about. Basically none of the video services have XHTML compliant code. Don’t know why they cannot create compliant code.
Here is a screen cap of what I’m seeing.
Notice how the nav links are on the top and bottom of the tagline?
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AHA! That’s very interesting; I didn’t notice because I’ve never used this theme and thought that’s just how it works. I guess I have to fix things one by one until a) it’s all better or b) I have ascertained it’s WP’s fault somehow. I’m pulling for #2, because I am far too lazy to enjoy doing technical fixes myself.
I really appreciate the time you’ve taken with this.
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AHA! That’s very interesting; I didn’t notice because I’ve never used this theme and thought that’s just how it works. I guess I have to fix things one by one until a) it’s all better or b) I have ascertained it’s WP’s fault somehow. I’m pulling for #2, because I am far too lazy to enjoy doing technical fixes myself.
Looking at TSP’s screenshot, it looks like your nav menu items are too large to fit in Koi’s available space, which is why they’re getting shoved around like that.
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Bugger, now I’m getting the “Search box is obscuring my page title” thing. Is there a quick, easy CSS fix for this, seeing as how I have the upgrade?
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Bugger, now I’m getting the “Search box is obscuring my page title” thing. Is there a quick, easy CSS fix for this, seeing as how I have the upgrade?
I unfortunately don’t have the time to test right now, but try:
form #searchform { display: none; }(If that doesn’t work, make sure to post your correction here.)
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The line below should move it out of the way of your navigation and inline with your blog title in the area above. It is already set to be positioned relative to the top of the page.
#searchform {top:65px;} -
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I used
#searchform {top:65px;}and it worked like a dream. It’s in exactly the right place now, thanks! -
Hi Guys, im still having a problem with me getting around google’s webmaster tool how do should I do my sitemap and all can at least someone give me a tutorial on using it thanks :D :)
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Yes, as long as you’ve put the Meta code into the correct page on your Dashboard, you just have to wait and Google will pick it up. It will normally pick it up anyway, but it’s faster with the code. It gets google’s attention directly.
Take a look at TimeThief’s post about Google Webmaster Tools:
http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2010/03/22/5google-webmasters-video-tutorials/
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Hi,
The following tutorial (http://en.support.wordpress.com/webmaster-tools/) seems like it can be very helpful, except for the fact that when I go to my WordPress Dashboard => Tools, I see nothing like a place to add the Bing Meta code.
I registered my blog with Bing Webmaster Tools succesfully in the past by way of uploading the authentification HTML code to my blog, but this approach doesn’t seem to work anymore : I upload teh code and Bing can’t verifiy it.
Now I try the second way (meta code) and I just can’t find where to paste it!
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Try Dashboard >> Tools >> Tools – should be the bottom section for bing. The Tools section of Tools has a special section for three search engines, just page down a bit.
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The only sections I have in Tools >> Tools are :
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