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definitely its the css,

#menu ul li.current_page_item a

your structure should look something like the above. Notice that li is attached to .current_page_item

hey i’ve never tried that code before but i’m using other code givr it a try it’s much easier:

<ul>
<li<?php if (is_home()){echo " class=\"current_page_item\"";}?>><a href="<?php bloginfo('url') ?>" title="Home">Home</a></li>
<?php wp_list_pages('title_li='); ?>
</ul>

then just style your .current_page_item

hope this helps

coz you didn’t call your images properly,

if you called your images in your php files, you should replace <img src="your image"/> with<image src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’);?>/ your image”/>`

if you called your images in css make sure your pointing to the correct directory hope this helps…

ofcourse you can!

are you activating from a webhost or localhost?

could you post the url of the site where you downloaded it?

hey i have a site i offer free wordpress themes here is my site WPPORT i hope you will find something you like in there. contact me for some customization ok?

could you post your url?

<h1>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></h1>

i don’t think that greater than sign after double quote next to <h1> is necessary to appear there, is it really there? remove that.

anyway, parchment theme there is an image, go to your style.css try to cut this code:

background-image: url(https://patchworkincome.com/wp-content/themes/parchment/images/logo.gif);

then paste it in a notepad in case you need to take it back. then save and run the theme.

when you’re trying to display a code you need to put backticks (usually located before 1 key) at the start and end of code.

i doubt its called properly in your theme. could you post here your header.php content. we’ll see

I see! no you don’t need to change anything in your files, just login to your dashboard then go to setting -> general then change your blog title and tagline if you wish.

use this code to replace the current title <?php bloginfo('name');?>, this should show your blog title.

ok im glad it gave you idea.

have you tried increasing #header’s padding? try that one

have you tried fixed width div surrounding your entire comments area so it will accomodate only 4column comments?