JohnPope

Maybe just add a < br /> after the <?php the_excerpt(); ?> in the loop on your index.php file in the theme.

Maybe you’ve already resolved it, I’ve just tried leaving a comment – yes, I’m [email protected], and it worked perfectly

I wasn’t aware of that site either, thanks mikey, I’ve bookmarked that for a longer look around some time.

so it’s a background image, yes?

add ‘a href’ around the image in your footer.php, something like this:

<a href="https://www.the_site_to_link_to.com"><img src="the_image_file.jpg" /></a>

The images are using the css class ‘alignleft’

So, what you need to do is to edit your css stylesheet, and add the following to .alignleft

margin-right:5px;

You can of course do the same with left, top and bottom margins and change the number of pixels (px) to whatever you want.

Mikey: Thanks, I’m glad you like it. ??

Multitalented: I bet I didn’t, it’s very hacked together, but I’m going to go back and make it all neater, I just wanted to get it looking reasonable and out there first, and then I’ll go back and clean up the code and the css later.

kaethy: I’m assuming that you are talking about on the frontpage?

Just had a CSS juggle of the front page, makes the category titles much bigger and stand out more.

Visually I really like it, it’s clean and simple, yet somehow enticing to click on something.

There does seem to be a bit of a css problem somewhere though. In Firefox 3 on the Mac, the line with the date/rating stars underneath each film is cut off, the bottom of the text/stars is missing. It’s not enough to make it unreadable, but it is a bit annoying.

Technically they are right I guess, it’s not a blog – it’s a directory.

I actually really like it, I’m just not sure why there is still a date at the top on each profile like there would be in a blog post – it looks a little bit out of place to me in this kind of directory. Maybe if it could be ammended to say something like ‘added on (the date)’?

This site has now moved to johnonfood.com

There is still a lot to, but I think it is looking better and better.

For anyone curious about what we are doing with wordpress, the site development blog is at dev blog

Thanks for all comments in here so far, I’m eager to improve the site, so would love more criticism and opinions (good or bad).

You can change the size of thumbnails using the options in the ‘settings’ area of your sites admin area.

You can also change the size of thumbnails in your template files using the correct parameters in the get_thumb tag.

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in D:\Domains\ufofiles.dk\wwwroot\wp-includes\formatting.php on line 91

Not sure Google likes that sort of practice, and they do love banning people. ??

Post Thumb Revisited is a great plugin, I’ve used it for a few different things, and I’d highly recommend it.

I’m currently using it for the front page thumbnails on my food blog: https://www.sevent.com.au/food

I got the attack site warning as well recently, but ignored it – the plugin works well.