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or how to add columns.... i just need 3 columns really but i do not want to compromise the rest of the layout with a pre-styled template.....

For those who are interested --- `<?php $cat = get_query_var('cat'); $category = get_category ($cat); if ($category->cat_ID) { if($category->category_parent) $children = wp_list_categories("orderby=id&hide_empty=0&title_ li=&child_of=".$category->category_parent."&echo=0 "); else $children = wp_list_categories("orderby=id&hide_empty=0&title_ li=&child_of=".$...

In your header.php, is it looking for the correct style sheet?

does your theme allows you to do that? if your theme is not suposed to do that, you will not be able to do what you want without knowing php

you should fix your errors look in your theme's `style.css for header{ height: 190px; position: relative; z-index: 1000; color: #fff; } #header .block-content{ height: 190px; } play with that for header

Hi In order to widen your post area you have to widen the width of the whole site because you can't make your sidebar narrower. That normally is easy enough to do, but its complicated in your case by the graphic images in your site. Take a look at this URL which is your header image. http://theboomtownrap.perthpunk.com/wordpress/wp-c ontent/themes/sunsetidea-10/sunsetidea-10/images/h eader...

I understand that to have images on the front of the page as a preview you have to alway setup th "custom field" section. I can not get this down for some reason. Can someone please give me some assistane I would be eternaly gratefull. Thank You.

Image: I think editing #header {background:url(imagefile/here);} and/or #logo {background:url(imagefile/here);} would do. Text: From your dashboard, go to Settings, everything is there.

i don`t see no header abobe the search form. Are you talking about the SEARCH word above the actual form?

A "theme" is not assigned to just one page. It's a directory with a style sheet and accompanying files that are used to display the database content USING either index.php, page.php, category.php or single.php based on the type of content (Page Post vs. Category Post(s)). If you mean creating that custom category.php file, you simply name the file after the category ID of the category you ...

So all of the themes that you tried to install have had a style.css file inside their theme folder?

In footer.php remove the text you don't want and add this: <p><?php bloginfo('name'); ?> is powered by <a href="http://wordpress.org/">WordPress <?php bloginfo('version'); ?></a></p> <?php wp_footer(); ?> </body> </html> BUT FIRST! - Check the copyright of the theme to ensure you are permitted to do this.

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