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Argh CSS, Anime Overload
Aug. 10th, 2010 03:12 am*FIXED* I've been hitting my head against the wall here but why are the titles to the items in my shop showing up next to my images instead of actually under them?
http://www.ghostcircles.com/store/
Someone who uses CSS more then me, please save me. It wasn't like this until I updated Wordpress and now I can't figure out what part of the code needs to be murdered. Maybe I just need to get a more current theme or something but I still want to know whyyyy. Hates. Also the shop part of my site has a different font for no reason I can see. It's using the exact same theme as my main site but the fonts are different? Why?
Edit: Really? Really CSS? "Display: block;" is what i was missing? Why did I have to put it on all the link attributes in theme?? Even on Hover? I'm figuring there's a overall link thing I should have added it to but hey it works! I will not look a gift horse in it's mouth.
I did manage to fix the new products part of the front of the shop so that the next page bits actually work. Which was frustratingly easy and yet completely unintuitive maybe even unsatisfying simple.
I survived Anime Overload and I sold a chunk of the manga/artbooks/crap from my room that I brought there. I still need to move more of it so I hope to post a list of stuff here for you guys. I have high hopes that you fine people may want this stuff and I can send it far far away from me.
They asked me if I wanted to come back and I wasn't sure. On one hand I never want to move that much stuff into my car and down the road to a convention center in the middle of the Texas heat. On the other hand I sold about 30% of the books/toys I brought. On the other other under hand, dear god please no, also 30% was probably most of the good stuff people there would ever want.
I have the strong desire to shove the rest of my manga in a dumpster but the effort is probably too much. Right now boxes of it are downstairs looking accusingly every time I go down there. They are waiting to go back in my room where they will box me uncomfortably into a smaller and smaller space. Help.
http://www.ghostcircles.com/store/
Someone who uses CSS more then me, please save me. It wasn't like this until I updated Wordpress and now I can't figure out what part of the code needs to be murdered. Maybe I just need to get a more current theme or something but I still want to know whyyyy. Hates. Also the shop part of my site has a different font for no reason I can see. It's using the exact same theme as my main site but the fonts are different? Why?
Edit: Really? Really CSS? "Display: block;" is what i was missing? Why did I have to put it on all the link attributes in theme?? Even on Hover? I'm figuring there's a overall link thing I should have added it to but hey it works! I will not look a gift horse in it's mouth.
I did manage to fix the new products part of the front of the shop so that the next page bits actually work. Which was frustratingly easy and yet completely unintuitive maybe even unsatisfying simple.
I survived Anime Overload and I sold a chunk of the manga/artbooks/crap from my room that I brought there. I still need to move more of it so I hope to post a list of stuff here for you guys. I have high hopes that you fine people may want this stuff and I can send it far far away from me.
They asked me if I wanted to come back and I wasn't sure. On one hand I never want to move that much stuff into my car and down the road to a convention center in the middle of the Texas heat. On the other hand I sold about 30% of the books/toys I brought. On the other other under hand, dear god please no, also 30% was probably most of the good stuff people there would ever want.
I have the strong desire to shove the rest of my manga in a dumpster but the effort is probably too much. Right now boxes of it are downstairs looking accusingly every time I go down there. They are waiting to go back in my room where they will box me uncomfortably into a smaller and smaller space. Help.
