billwp

I post in Engrish … it’s ALWAYS lunch time somewhere!
(With apologies to Jimmy Buffet)

Let’s see … ignore the TOS. Post potty words. Complain when the TOS is enforced. Whine when it is enforced unevenly.

Dry those tears, Buck-o.

It’s no just the religionists who object. You won’t find that language in a court, a textbook or even the old-timers table at AA (although the newcomers get pretty crude). Try using it at a library, or while having dinner with future in-laws.

You knew that what you said was wrong and now you are looking for us to back your potty mouth.

Not happenin’ Jack.

Bluehost charges me. I like them anyways.

Feel free to take your business on down the road. At Bluehost your $6.95 a month buys a LOT of diskspace and bandwidth. It may be that you will be able to find a better deal with a company that NEVER gets DDOS’d.

It may be that pigs really do fly, after all.

Keep reading the codex until you get to this part:

As listed in the two above examples, the styles for the header are contained within the h1, header, headerimg, and description CSS selectors. These are all found within the style.css, though may be found in the styles in the header.php of the Theme you are using. You will have to check both places.

Note that it indicates that you will find the needed information in either the file “style.css” or in the ‘styles’ SECTION of the file “header.php”.

I’m just beginning my own journey into this particular brand of madness, so my answer probably isn’t definitive but might be enough to give you a shove in the right direction.

That’s the rub.

I haven’t changed anything to speak of. I DID edit footer.php … but only to change the credit line to something that I thought ‘read better’ – just a text change, not coding.

Well, time to start backing plug-ins out of the mix, I guess. I appreciate all the replies.

If worse comes to worse, what must I do to keep my data files through a re-install? (A link to a how-to would suffice.)

Bill