This html make line breaks =:/

[Martinell]

Can anyone tell me what is wrong in these three lines?

 

<h2 class="block-title"><a href="/contact"><p align="right">Contact</p></a></h2>

<h2 class="block-title"><a href="/what-true-dating"><p align="center">What is True Dating</p></a></h2>

<h2 class="block-title"><a href="http://www.facebook....om/True4you"><p align="left">Facebook</p></a></h2>

[whitespider - RIP]

Well it depends what you want it to look like.

 

Hard to correct it if we dont know that

[Martinell]

Well it depends what you want it to look like.

 

Hard to correct it if we dont know that

 

Fair enough

 

Contact = align="right

What is True Dating = align="center"

Facebook = align="left"

 

bottom line of http://truedating4you.com but they do a line break.

 

Does that make sense? Sorry I'm an amateur ...

[toomuch]

Martinell, sorry but you lost me.

 

You want "Facebook What is True Dating Contact" in a line,

with the link to http://truedating4you.com underneath?

 

toomuch

 

[Scumbag]

Am I correct that you want them all on the same line? If so I don't think you can do that using align. Best to put everything between the same line and manually space them out.

[Martinell]

Good idea thanks this will do it for me

[whitespider - RIP]

Should THIS http://www.facebook....om/True4you

 

be

 

http://www.facebook.com/True4you

[whitespider - RIP]

Am I correct that you want them all on the same line? If so I don't think you can do that using align. Best to put everything between the same line and manually space them out.

 

If want all on the same line a table probably better or you will have loads of erroneous   code

 

You CAN use spaces but its poor code.

[toomuch]

No he can put them on the same line:

Add to css

.right {

text-align: right;

float: right;

}

.center {

text-align: center;

float: none;

}

 

.left {

text-align: left;

float: left;

}

 

New code

<h2 class="block-title left"><a href="#facebook.com/truedating">Facebook</a></h2>

<h2 class="block-title right"><a href="/contact">Contact</a></h2>

<h2 class="block-title center"><a href="/what-true-dating">What is True Dating</a></h2>

 

(where "#" is for http:// replace in your code, looks odd here)

If you wanted another link in the centre below it, just add another line:

 

<h2 class="block-title center"><a href="/what-true-dating">What is True Dating</a></h2>

 

However whatever you want, you have no need for the <p> tags within the <a href> tags.

The <h2> tags are defining the font characteristic, so the <p> tags just confuse the issue.

 

Cheers,

 

toomuch

[CyberPro]

Fair enough

 

Contact = align="right

What is True Dating = align="center"

Facebook = align="left"

 

bottom line of http://truedating4you.com but they do a line break.

 

Does that make sense? Sorry I'm an amateur ...

 

Hello: I assume you want the words/links "Contacts", "What is Dating", "Facebook" all on one line? When I view the site using the Google Chrome browser, that's what I see: "Facebook" is on the left, "What is True Dating" is centered and "Contact" is on the right. Try clearing your browser cache and if that doesn't work, try using a different browser, view from a different computer, etc.

 

If this helps, do I get a free drink sometime? I'd also be interested in learning if this site makes money.

 

Some of the other suggestions made above sound good also. Best wishes.

Edited November 1, 2012 by CyberPro

[Scumbag]

If want all on the same line a table probably better or you will have loads of erroneous   code

 

You CAN use spaces but its poor code.

Yes but it is a lot easier for an 'amateur'...

[Martinell]

Should THIS http://www.facebook....om/True4you

 

be

 

http://www.facebook.com/True4you

 

Yep

 

If want all on the same line a table probably better or you will have loads of erroneous   code

 

You CAN use spaces but its poor code.

 

It is already in a table.

 

No he can put them on the same line:

Add to css

.right {

text-align: right;

float: right;

}

.center {

text-align: center;

float: none;

}

 

.left {

text-align: left;

float: left;

}

 

New code

<h2 class="block-title left"><a href="#facebook.com/truedating">Facebook</a></h2>

<h2 class="block-title right"><a href="/contact">Contact</a></h2>

<h2 class="block-title center"><a href="/what-true-dating">What is True Dating</a></h2>

 

(where "#" is for http:// replace in your code, looks odd here)

If you wanted another link in the centre below it, just add another line:

 

<h2 class="block-title center"><a href="/what-true-dating">What is True Dating</a></h2>

 

However whatever you want, you have no need for the <p> tags within the <a href> tags.

The <h2> tags are defining the font characteristic, so the <p> tags just confuse the issue.

 

Cheers,

 

toomuch

 

Thanks but for some reason <h2 class="block-title right"> <a href="/contact"> Contact </ a> </ h2> don't right-align.

 

Hello: I assume you want the words/links "Contacts", "What is Dating", "Facebook" all on one line? When I view the site using the Google Chrome browser, that's what I see: "Facebook" is on the left, "What is True Dating" is centered and "Contact" is on the right. Try clearing your browser cache and if that doesn't work, try using a different browser, view from a different computer, etc.

 

If this helps, do I get a free drink sometime? I'd also be interested in learning if this site makes money.

 

Some of the other suggestions made above sound good also. Best wishes.

 

555 Cyper hit the like button on http://www.facebook.com/True4you and you will.

 

Yes but it is a lot easier for an 'amateur'...

 

[toomuch]

Thanks but for some reason <h2 class="block-title right"> <a href="/contact"> Contact </ a> </ h2> don't right-align.

On its own, no it won't, but it will if you have added the new styles to the css.

 

I had look at your site, and can see it is a Drupal template product, you can add css both externally and internally, however I feel I may be just confusing you, as I do understand your amateur status..

 

Confusion aside, you do need to consider why you are using the block-title class as well. Glancing at your code and I can see

 

h2.block-title{display:none;position:absolute;}

 

That will cause positioning problems, unless overwritten.

[Martinell]

On its own, no it won't, but it will if you have added the new styles to the css.

 

I had look at your site, and can see it is a Drupal template product, you can add css both externally and internally, however I feel I may be just confusing you, as I do understand your amateur status..

 

Confusion aside, you do need to consider why you are using the block-title class as well. Glancing at your code and I can see

 

h2.block-title{display:none;position:absolute;}

 

That will cause positioning problems, unless overwritten.

 

Thanks mate I feel I have to handle this over to my developer

[toomuch]

Martinell - you may have too use the developer in this case, as you obviously aren't that confident with coding.

Whilst you are using the developer, get him to fix (or add another) media queries mobile css file. Presently you are only catering for mobiles with screen sizes between 480 and 240 pixels.

 

The template you've brought is built on a well supported CMS (Drupal) and appears at first glance to be pretty good.

 

However I would suggest that anyone who is planning on running any form of online business learn some basic HTML and CSS structure.

There are a gazillion articles online that will help, and once you begin to get your head around it, it isn't that difficult.

 

Basically, if I can do it, anyone can...

 

Good luck.

[Martinell]

Martinell - you may have too use the developer in this case, as you obviously aren't that confident with coding.

Whilst you are using the developer, get him to fix (or add another) media queries mobile css file. Presently you are only catering for mobiles with screen sizes between 480 and 240 pixels.

 

The template you've brought is built on a well supported CMS (Drupal) and appears at first glance to be pretty good.

 

However I would suggest that anyone who is planning on running any form of online business learn some basic HTML and CSS structure.

There are a gazillion articles online that will help, and once you begin to get your head around it, it isn't that difficult.

 

Basically, if I can do it, anyone can...

 

Good luck.

 

Thanks, I intend to learn but I am completely new on Drupal, before I was reasonable to cut and paste html

[CyberPro]

555 Cyper hit the like button on http://www.facebook.com/True4you and you will.

 

What is it that I will? Get a free drink? ;) I don't do Facebook due to the fact that any actions one does there will be sold to the highest bidder for marketing purposes or be viewable by snoops. For some that's an issue, for other's it's not.

 

Thanks, I intend to learn but I am completely new on Drupal, before I was reasonable to cut and paste html

 

Drupal huh? Cool, and an ambitious undertaking for a beginner. Drupal seems to be standing the test of time amid competing applications. A little study and practice of Drupal might be in order.

Edited November 2, 2012 by CyberPro

[Martinell]

What would be a realistic price for doing http://truedating4you.com (Drupal) in two languages ie you choose between English and Thai as:

http://truevisions.truecorp.co.th/?ln%20=%20en&ln=en

http://truevisions.truecorp.co.th/?ln%20=%20en&ln=th

I've the translation

[CyberPro]

Don't know but you could get an idea of what contractors are charging on places like elance and oDesk. Beware of scammers. ODesk allows you to observe the contractor's progress which should be a big help avoiding scams.

[Martinell]

Don't know but you could get an idea of what contractors are charging on places like elance and oDesk. Beware of scammers. ODesk allows you to observe the contractor's progress which should be a big help avoiding scams.

 

 

Thank Cyper

 

I have given it a try https://www.odesk.co...ob&ref=post_job

 

Go and get your Liquid food 555+

[CyberPro]

Hi Martinell: I'll take you up on your offer one of these days. I see I have the book "Using Drupal" by O'Reilly but haven't worked with Drupal for some time. Once I escape the day job rut I'd like to revisit fun stuff like that.

 

As an aside: An Internet Marketing person I used to follow announced a program whereby social networking sites would be built based on Drupal. One could pay more to have their sites configured by the developer (from a somewhat unstable developing country) who the marketer had found on some place like elance. I declined the developer help since I figured I could do that myself. The program went on for awhile then the marketer went silent. I don't know if the developer had gone silent before that. The subscribers were left to fend for themselves. I helped one I knew with his site a bit until I ran out of time. He then had someone else do more work at a higher rate.

 

Drupal was used successfully for the departmental internal website for a former employer. I'd be interested in hearing how that works and scales for your purpose. It appears that people have been using Drupal for sites such as yours for some time. Good luck.

 

http://www.google.com/search?q=drupal+dating+module&aq=1&oq=Drupal+dating+&sugexp=chrome,mod=0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8