Nagging Issues

1) You have to put a width on your div “wrapper” and cause it to center.

for example (this is not the correct width)
#wrapper { width: 850px; margin: 0 auto; }

2) this seems fixed

3) don’t have an easy answer for you

Images:

What is your actual issue with the images? Is it the resolution or the file size?

When I looked at your site all I saw were images that were already resized.

Either way here are two solutions that might help out some:

Mac: iPhoto is included on every Mac. You can resize upon export, which will help bring the file size down as well.

WinPC: Picasa is free from Google. It performs much the same as iPhoto.

If you are a power user there is always Aperture (Mac only) and Photoshop. Either will bring resolutions and final sizes down to manageable levels.

Without more information on the actual image issue, that is about all I can give.

Stvwlf:
I tried that and I didn’t have any luck, it just won’t move. lol.

spiderman:
The images on the screen (acutal size) are too wide for the new format I creating, they were fine on the old format. I want to make them display narrower (I’m fine with the resolution and file size) just want to make them appear narrow. Do I have to go back and replace all the images with smaller versions or can I just overide them with code asking them to be 550px wide???

thanks guys.

NOTE: fixed the date problem…

Josh

alltrue-

At this point, going in and changing percentage size of images through the WordPress editor is the time saving way compared to uploading new versions. That will give you code per image to resize them for the new format without having to resize the images directly.

Do you have a public preview of the new format you are creating? Being able to see it in action would allow my mind to formulate a possible fix outside of the one posted above.