dannypoo

I figured out a solution… parent categories. Placing the other categories under a parent category then designating that parent as the blog. done

thats what I was afraid of, They dont like it when one messes with their coding. I have been able to manipulate the css and php a lot so I was hoping someone would be able to give guidance in that area

Open the style.css file in an editor and comment out or delete the part where it says #tagline p and #tagline span referring to the quotes.

#tagline p {font-size: 48px; color: #000;/** background:url(images/quote-left.png) no-repeat left top; padding:0px 0px 0 40px;**/ min-height:34px; }
#tagline span {/**background:url(images/quote-right.png) no-repeat right bottom; padding:0 50px 3px 40px; font-size: 24px; color: #000;**/ }

I commented them out so I would not lose the code.

I am getting this similar issue. I am trying to use certain theme features where you can upload images or files to use. The thing is we are not really ‘uploading’ since we are working on a localhost. I need to get the file there either by copy and paste or whatever and then get the wp theme to know that I put it there.