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Ienpw_III writes via #wordpress:

I’d like to be able to have blog posts appear on specific pages of my WordPress installation. For example, I might have a page called Horses. On the horses page would be a title, a description of horses, and maybe a picture, and underneath the picture would appear any blog posts in the Horses category of my blog.

Problem

So far, IE8 and below lack support for HTML5 elements. In fact HTML5 elements won’t render at all in those versions (hopefully IE9 will fix this). An HTML5 template will look pretty silly in IE8 and below, but there’s a way to fix that.

Problem

Mark writes:

I want the pictures of [some URI] to be in the middle. i already tried margin:auto but it didnt change anything.

thanks for your help

Thusly, we’ll be looking at centering an HTML element with CSS.

Problem

I was asked by one of my readers to define the difference between floating elements and inline elements, vis-a-vis, display: inline v.s. float: right or float: left.

Problem

Internet Explorer tends to render code deformedly due to its disregard to web standards. Thusly, there’s a problem with the way your website looks in IE; you need to target specific code to IE in order to apply a fix.