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Found the text in the footer section. Deleted the code and all is good.

As requested, the problem I described is the About section. This block of text is attached to all my new Pages.

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Maralee was raised in Grand Marais, Minnesota and Clinton in Honolulu. Their paths crossed while marathoning in Hawaii. Maralee has been shooting for many years and has a closet filled of photos to prove it. Clinton got involved with Mac computers in the mid-to-late 70s as Photoshop was making its move onto the photo scene. They recently decided to merge interest and voila, Media Maestro.biz was created to satisfy a demand for their photos. They have had several prints used by national/regional magazines and recognized by the Nikonians’ group for several submittals. All in all, they are pursuing a passion of meeting people and taking photographs.

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Design by Graph Paper Press. All content ? 2011 by Media Maestro

esmi. Went to Appearance > Themes in Widescreen. There are no indication it uses templates from Twenty Ten. In my Manage Theme section I have Widescreen being the “Current Theme” on top and “Available Themes”-Twenty Ten underneath. I am able to active either one.

ESMI, I’m new to this. When I purchased Widescreen, 20-10 came with it. How can I tell?

When I purchased the Widescreen theme a second theme called Twenty-ten accompanying it and is loaded on GoDaddy’s server. How can I take 20-10’s blog page to merge into my Widescreen’s format? I suspect it has something to do with the link connections? I concluded this because of the forum’s mentioning about using several theme in one website. If that is the case, would 20-10’s blog take on the attributes of Widescreen format?