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I really wish I could do more for you, but only thing I have now is this: CODE FOR ie.css:

.sidebar .item {
margin-left : 25px;
}
.search input.submit {
height : 26px;
}
.search input {
height : 26px;
}
.half ul li {
width : 150px;
float : left;
padding : 5px;
}
.content {
margin-bottom : 20px;
height : 100%;
}

So main thing for that background fix would be
height;100%;
in content I guess.

But that doesn’t really fix positioning of sidebar and other things on right which fall down,
and don’t display properly. I really suggest you use “modern browsers” and aks your readers
to do so. Firefox, Opera, Chrome. IE has such issues that it’s awful to fix them. Sorry again I wasn’t more helpfull. Hopefully someone will help you with that.

there are just 2 tiny files, and one of them is version file. i don’t know what’s the big deal about updating, since it’s not so much trouble after all. but with announced automatic updating since 2.7
i think we can all be still.

hopefully someone will answer. I have same problem as well. I don’t want my small smileys to be affected with css borders as usual pictures are.

You really did something right.
I like navigation links, sidebar, and theme is very nice and clean.
I also like those qute lines which give yoursite personal touch, like;
Don’t even think about leaving. You have to post first…

BRAVO!

there are always blank somewhat blank themes on which you can work further.
and if you’re having trouble with that css positioning it might not be bad idea to look
in the source .css file of the theme just to get an idea how to make something.

I believe IE 7 supports png images, just IE 6 is evil. you could use javascript .png fix, or tell your friends to step away from IE. IE is pure evil. Use Google Chrome or Firefox instead.

you should probably look in file called sidebar.php in your theme.

search for:
<!– Begin: AdBrite …..

that would be great dotblend. but please dont use yellow. you might try blue and purple instead.

basic answer is that someone should code the theme for you, and that’s it.
there is no other way around. It’s much easier to pick any wordpress theme
and make page template out of it than convert your site into wp-theme.

there are however some guides for converting site into a theme, but depending
on your knowledge and time available – it could be quite frustrating experience.

i might however got you wrong. could you be more specific and send the link of your site,
so people could see and understand what they should do.

maybe someone could tell you if he saw the problem.
link to your site please, and to theme as well.

main thing about using Xampp is exactly figuring out what to do after installation.
I’ve been there, and almost uninstalled, but with asking Google right questions I’ve found answer:

It’s like this; Folder in which you’ll have to put everything is htdocs. That’s where all web applications go – from WordPress to Forums and other CMS’es.

When XAMPP is installed look into https://localhost/phpmyadmin/ to create new database.
and process of installing wordpress localy is described on multiple pages and can easily be found
using Google.

In the very end you should be able to access your local wordpres page by typing: localhost/wordpress in every browser.

You must be promoting friend, or you are on heavy drugs, because theme is nothing special.

You could also post a screenshot of what you’ve designed so designers could see it it’s even worth to do it. No. Really. It’s a good start. Contact+Screenshot.

I must say it’s very nicely done.
I especially like the style in iphone wallpapers section.
Really classy and impressive. Design is PRO!

could you post link to your website and let us see what we’re dealing with.
Place to look in is obviously .css file. Then we could give you more info.