blog.idahocline.com reviewed….

looks nice. However, I didnt get past the first post as I cant speak or read french:)

Looks good. My only comment would be to not justify the titles of the posts.

where do you get all the graphics for your dates!!

tedfox: on internet ! LOL I am looking over the net and once I found something that I like I download it and as soon as I can use it, I use it.
ccheaton: exact. I agree. aligment set to Left.
dpearson: The french post was about the fact that from now on, the “https://blog.idahocline.com” will be in french. ??

you’ve got to package those dates for download man!

Very nice, but howd you get the dates to be like that?

yeah, it’s a great looking site! Can you plz tell us how you did the dates?

To insert those images, you have to read
Small code to display a day picture instead of date…
For the images themselves, well, as I don’t remember from where I downloaded them and as I am not the creator, I prefer to not package them. But if you look for “icon calendar” or something like that I am rather sure you will find some equivalent images…..

thnx for the info idaholic.
I?′ve been looking around for good icons but I can?′t find any. If someone find anything good, plz post a link here.

For those who are interested by the calendar pictures….
Calendar pictures available to download

I’ve been playing with adding the graphics in place of the date, and keep getting errors. I’m not sure what I’m doing incorrectly. Here is the error I’m receiving:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/stefan/public_html/wp-content/themes/kubrick/index.php on line 11
And here is the snippet I’m inserting:
<h2 id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>"> <img src="https://www.vondollens.us/images/calendar/<?PHP echo the_time(a€?m_da€?); ?>.pnga€? alt=a€?<?PHP the_time(a€?F jS, Ya€?); ?>a€? width=a€?96pxa€? height=a€?96pxa€? />
" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></h2>
<small><?php the_weekday(); ?>, <?php the_time('F jS, Y','H:i') ?> @ <?php the_time() ?>
<!-- by <?php the_author() ?> --></small>
That looks pretty ugly after I pasted it, hopefully it’s readable.
Any direction is appreciated ??

just have a closer look at comments on Calendar pictures available to download