So I ran into my buddy Andy last night on my way home. Andy is not the most technical guy, and he doesn’t need to be. He doesn’t need to know the intricacies (or basics, really) of X/HTML or CSS of Apache Virtual Servers, etc.
Well, he kept figuring he was doing something wrong on his blog because when he would post up an images, their positioning on the page would invariably be jacked up. Opting for the easy route, he gave me his user/pass last night, and I just checked it out this morning.
After figuring out his FTP username and pass (based on the user/pass he gave me and the directory structure of the website), I was able to modify / acquire the file(s) I needed.
Turns out, the jackhole that wrote the theme Andy uses had this entry in the stylesheet:
div.posting img { float: right; }
Well, shit. What was this guy thinking? Imma build a nice, clean simple theme and then proceed to jack up a user’s posts and throwing their images out of whack? Ass.
I was going to delete it, but for posterity’s sake, I decided to add a /* to the beginning and a */ to the end of the line to comment it out instead.
Four characters fixed the problem. Do people not test their code anymore?
Damn half-asses.
Thanks dood.