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hi, i appreciate the help, i was thinking a little hack for a little output, I mean do you have to really create a separate stylesheet just for this freaky browser?

just decrease you h1’s padding. you can find an h1 with a padding of 70px, change its value

why would he do that?!

maybe you didnt call it properly in your header

i see thanks man! im working on it now

@kichu thanks for that solution but id rather use a much simpler code rather that more tasks. thanks.

@jadedstudio, @esmi,

based on kubrick’s archives.php, i’m using

<h2>Archives by Subject:</h2>
<ul>
    <?php wp_list_categories('title_li'); ?>
</ul>

using <?php wp_list_categories('title_li'); ?> will display all list of categories right?

i wanted to split it so i could display:

<h2>Archives by designer</h2>
<ul>
    designer1, designer2, ...
</ul>

<h2>Archives by design</h2>
<ul>
    design1, design2, ...
</ul>

designers and design are defined as child categories of free wordpress themes

how would i do this?

hi esmi, i already made it in category, if not, how would using tags solve this problem? what i want to do is display those lists in my archive page, thanks

thanks! i’ll do it!

you don’t have semicolons after every close parenthesis

oh i’m sorry i didn’t make my self clear the first time…

I hope you won’t get tired of this, but the last part of that last response is a bull’s eye. I get it, licenses are made for people who respect its terms, people with HONOR, complies. And they are defined as simply as TEXT (I was thinking of a more SIGNED CONTRACT LIKE stuff). Finally, the PROOF part is not in your hands anymore but the judges’, lawyers’, etc. It’s SAD.

Well, Thanks for your time!

Moving on too…

Hi I really appreciate your response, For the meantime let’s forget about GPL or whatever license and what they do, limitations, terms, conditions, etc. What I really want to know is, from the very start, How would I prove that the theme is mine and not from somebody else. How would I prove that the theme is originally released as GPL or CC attribution?

You replied earlier that some text line saying “this theme is released under GPL 2.0 or greater” may be lacking, If I add that in my theme, then you already have your works licensed right? Again its only a text file, If somebody (bad guys) edits that texts and redistribute it under a license which is very opposite to the original, Then I found out about it, Again, How would I prove that the theme is released under a particular license?

Dig me here, How could you be protected by these licenses which could only be determined when you typed it and again as i’m saying is only a TEXT which could be EDITED?

What are your proofs that the theme is yours? Like in the real world, you got to sign contracts, deeds of sale, or anything that proves some sort of agreements. Like if a theme is released under CC Atribution, which often times means I have to give credit to the original author, What if I don’t and claim its mine? And he finds out, How would I get punished for that crime? I’d say to him, “Hey! What’s your proof that it’s yours!?

This is not just about themes im talking about. It’s all about the works (software, logos, icons, etc.) somebody released in the WWW.

WHOWW! that’s long!

so that’s it? ill just put it there “these theme is released under GPL 2.0 or greater” and all the rights are reserved for me? It’s just a text, it could be changed anytime, That so easy for the bad guys to do harm to somebody, don’t you think?

add this in your header.php

<meta http-equiv=”content-language” content=”en-us” />

salamat! gracias! thanks!

in your archive.php file, inside your loop, you will see a group of codes something looks like this:

<h2><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>
			<p class="post-info">Posted by <?php the_author_posts_link(); ?> | Filed under <?php the_category(', '); ?></p>
			<p><?php the_content('Read more'); ?></p>
			<p class="post-footer"><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" class="readmore">Read more</a> |	<a href="<?php comments_link(); ?>" class="comments">Comments (<?php comments_number('0','1','%'); ?>)</a> | <span class="date"><?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?></span></p>

try to compare you codes, if you notice, <?php the_content('Read more');?> is missing in you code. Put them into yours.

hope this helps