Chris Everson

the_tags should be used in the loop. I’d double-check to make sure there are tags associated with the posts (sounds stupid but i’ve forgotten things like that countless times). It should be working otherwise.

Oops didn’t notice the p2 tag. Yeah, theme options should do ‘er.

You’ll have to upload them elsewhere and link.

Ah. Sorry about that, didn’t notice the background was full width.

Create a new div and set the background there. The <div> should go immediately before the wrapper div and close immediately after the wrapper div closes.

#newdiv {
     width:100%;
     background: #F0F0F0 url(images/bk_body.png) repeat-x;
}

You can then add space above everything else by creating a div in between the start of the newdiv and start of the wrapper. You’ll have to specify the height of the div and you should be good. Alternatively, you could use margins if the background color is what you want.

One way to accomplish this would be to add a form and populate a hidden field(s) with information about the post that you need. You could programmatically store this in a custom field using add_post_meta, however emailing the results is the easiest way to go about this.

See comments_popup_link to accomplish this.

Example:

<p><?php comments_popup_link('Whatcha up to?, '1 comment so far',
'% comments so far (is that a lot?)', 'comments-link', 'Comments are
off for this post'); ?></p>

Any chance of getting screenshots of each browser as well? ??

For whatever reason, my Windows machine is being difficult to work with.

It looks like you successfully removed the search bar. Is this correct? If so please mark resolved, if not, could you link to an instance of where this is occuring.

Thanks!

All browsers tend to render things a little bit differently. No one follows the rules exactly. The only solution to this is trial & error. Do you have a link to the site on which this is occuring?

It looks like it should be working to me. Do you have any filters running on the_post_thumbnail?

Refer to the_post_thumbnail in the codex for more details.

The best way to do this (now that i’ve given the easy way) if it is site-wide is to create a filter for get_the_excerpt which is much more advanced, but gives you much more control. You can find various resources on using this through Dr. Google, unfortunately get_the_excerpt filters aren’t really documented to in-depth in the codex.

In your stylesheet (line 93?) should be a line that says something to the affect of:

#wrapper {
width: 960px;
margin: 0 auto;
}

What you’ll want to do is move the background declaration in the body style to wrapper so it should look as follows:

#wrapper {
width: 960px;
margin: 0 auto;
background: #F0F0F0 url(images/bk_body.png) repeat-x;
}

Try using your <ul class=”bullet-1″> and then defining a style in the CSS after the line that ul {list-style-type:none;} is defined.

So something like this:

ul { list-style-type:none; }

ul.bullet-1 { list-style-type:disc; }

First, you’ll want to use either a Child Theme or duplicate your current twentyten theme and give it a new location/name otherwise any changes will be overwritten on upgrade.

The easiest solution is probably using the_excerpt in association with a plugin that will pull the first image in the post, I know I’ve seen something like that out there somewhere.

Wow. Thanks! I knew it was something stupid that I just overlooked.