Michael Heilemann

You could just do a search for the_time in all the WordPress files… But I digress. I think it’s in functions.php

Smilies have already been covered on my blog several times ??
Go into kubrick.css, find the part that says ‘p img’, and delete the line that says ‘display: block;’ (or change it to ‘display: inline;’)
As for navigation. Create a list of menu items like this:
?′<ul id=”menu”>

• menu1
• menu2

?′
And then in kubrick.css:
#menu, #menu li {
display: inline;
margin: 0 auto;
list-style-type: none;
}
That’s off the top of my head. But feel free to rummage through the CSS on my site, https://binarybonsai.com, where you’ll find similar examples.

Or, you could just open up that guy’s site and rip out his CSS / XHTML :).

Try moving the underscore to before the e. Like this: _e(). This should be in wp-comments.php.

Welcome ??
I like it. Nothing gets in the way, very nice.

Anon: I _think_ it’s because you have a large picture on your “La Rumeur a€|” entry. Try removing the picture and see if that works. If not, then you’ll have to resize it, or at least slap style=”width: 450px” on it.
This is only a problem in Internet Explorer by the way, I was confused at first when I open in Firefox, but thanks to the max-width CSS property, Firefox can handle those images…
Hope that helps?
Randall: Hmm that’s odd… If you figure out why, let me know.

Can you figure out which particular character it is? That might help.

Randall: Glad to see that you got it working ?? — I hope it didn’t cause you too much trouble?

The blog title ‘Eric Ragle’ is a H1. Color is controlled, of course, through the stylesheet. In this case (if my memory serves me correct, don’t hold me up on it ;)) it should be #333.
Eric: You should probably change the H1 color to #fff, that would make it stand out better.

These bookmarklets have been invaluable to me in the past. A must have!

Try this one out, by my pal Alex.

Good to hear Jabbok, had a feeling that was the problem. I must’ve calculated the categories wrong ??

Root: One category is a sub-category, the rest (4) are main categories.

id=”categories” is merely a link that you can hook a piece of CSS onto. It isn’t needed, and I shouldn’t have anything to do with whether or not the categories are showing.

Well I’m stomped. Sorry, but I don’t know why this is ??