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@halo-diehard @keithdriscoll I had the theme backed up, but when I tried that it broke the theme which I was able to restore. I got a message about a missing index.php.

After restoring, I’m back to square one on modifying the theme. Any ideas?

Thanks, Halo. Do I need FTP access to do this?

Ok. Where can I find 1.3.2? Can I install it without installing 1.3.1?

I should add to this that the plugin is also not working at all right now. I tried to signup twice and it’s not working.

Thanks, Evan.
The slight problem is that the subscriber site is not WP. Would this still work?

I’m not a newbie to WP. Thanks for the link!

Thank Dimitri,

Can the blog be created automatically when they join with the design pre-determined by me?

It might just be some static or featured information, such as opening closing information or a welcome to readers that does change a lot, but the user may want to change from time to time.

If it’s included in the posts or pages sections it may get lost in the dashboard section among those as they tend to have new items added more regularly.

LOL. Nikkeya, that last part is cute. Heehee!

I did that, but this happened after the 3.4 WP upgrade, and I see other folks are having problems here, too.

Never mind. The code was keeping the old info despite my having changed it in the admin. So I downloaded the file cleaned out the offending code and loaded it back in. Now it works just lovely.

Is there a tute on this or can you explain how?

Thank you! That was a very big help!

I discovered the modifying area. It’s in the content area under:

#main {
padding: 40px 0 0 0;

I changed this to 20px.

The changes suggested helped a bit as well, I must correct myself to say. Thanks for the help in looking in this direction!

Thanks very much for the reply. Unfortunately, that didn’t really change the spacing much.

Anything else I could try?