Position credit at bottom center – How?

Ask Root. He made it, it’s up to him to provide support. Same goes for all those broken Alex King stylesheets.
This is a WORDPRESS forum, not a CSS one. Why are people finding it so hard to tell the difference?

@anon ….. why do you not register instead of being just provocative and unhelpful ?
And your comment ?
That’s a bit like saying “Got a problem with WP ? Ask Matt, he wrote it”
Get a life.

Well anon I do not think many people will agree with you. Whether they do or not I think I am entitled to say your tone leaves a great deal to be desired. This is WordPress design. That is a broad church. It is concerned with index php templates and style sheets. Front and center in that is CSS. The wider community will have no difficulty in disregarding such a post from someone who is anon.

So help the guy already!

Well if any of us could locate the allegedly installed file we would do.

Anon, it might help if you were a bit more understanding of others’ needs. People here have always been very helpful, no matter how far off-the-WP-core my questions were.
I should have clarified myself better. I am using CSS from the Trident template that I put in my wp-layout.css file. I’m not using the Trident index.php file. Therefore, no support from Root is necessary. Actually, no support from him is ever necessary. I’m just happy when he does offer it.
Here is the code to my current index.php and here is the syntax to my wp-layout.css file. I’m trying to get the WP credit to display at the bottom, under the content and menu divs. Any help anyone could give me is much-appreciated.

Well the Trident interface requires both the index and the CSS. The index sets up the necessary div structure. The CSS positions them correctly.

I’m probably way off beam, but you have this:
</div>
</div>
<p class="credit"><!
What does it look like when like this ? :
</div>
<p class="credit"><!
</div>
As in lift the p class over the div, not add another
(Wild guess is this)

Unfortunately, that didn’t work. Thanks for trying. I’m thinking about just giving up this whole piecing together of plugins and code snippets to try and get what I want out of WP. Maybe I should just be happy with default.

Well why not do another WP install in another directory for learning and testing?
It could be fun.

I think I’ll just “clean out my locker” and start over. I’m switching hosts so now would be as good a time as any.