Well, I fixed it by doing an ugly hack - but it works.
The trick was to use an absolute path on the local machine (a path
that starts with "/" instead of "http://";). Unfortunately it means
that my pathname is very long and if I ever move things around I'll
have to remember to update that. It w
Hi Joel,
Thanks for your response. This is indeed a wierd one! In fact, my
code is already doing what you suggest... the absolute path was
expanded by php from Wordpress's bloginfo - I was showing you the code
I saved from the page, not my original source code which already uses
bloginfo.
I'm
Hi John,
I haven't checked that the new link works in IE, but I don't get why
the second link would work if the only difference is that stylesheet
is linked via a relative path "style.css" when from that page that
path seems to resolve to the same as the absolute path which doesn't
work. I don't
Hi Joel - I am still trying to find a solution to this problem. I
just realize that in my previous post, I gave the wrong URL for the
result of the change that I made... Check this:
http://news1.pandesa.com/wp-content/themes/zenful_pandesa/test1.htm
At the above URL, the menus are working great
I think I found the problem, but I'm not sure how to fix it...
I used "View -> Page Source" and pasted it into a file at the
following location:
http://news1.pandesa.com/wp-content/themes/zenful_pandesa/test.htm
As you can see, the menus are still slow and clunky.
Then I replaced the following
I think I found the problem, but I'm not sure how to fix it...
I used "View -> Page Source" and pasted it into a file at the
following location:
http://news1.pandesa.com/wp-content/themes/zenful_pandesa/test.htm
As you can see, the menus are still slow and clunky.
Then I replaced the following
The HTML is created from your PHP files on the server, but by the time
the browser sees it it will just be regular static HTML, so you you
can just copy and paste from "View Source" and save it as a HTML file.
If you can do that then the file should just run from the file system
(ie. without a ser
Hi Joel,
Thanks for your prompt response! The page is validating now, but we
still have the same problem.
You've asked for the HTML, CSS and JS, but this is a WordPress page,
so the HTML is created from a bunch of PHP files.
Do you want me to package-up the WordPress template and send it to
yo
Hi John, long time no talk :)
The dodgy behaviour on that page is very strange. Makes me think it
could be due to HTML errors. I think if you can make the code validate
we can rule out lots of possibilities and if it still doesn't work,
package up that page's HTML, CSS and JS and send that test p
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