pascalou127

Thank you.
I’ll give it a try.

Your favicon is located here: https://www.podblog.dk/favicon.ico

For the dimensions go for 16×16 (256 colours).

Not sure, but for example I think that IE only supports 16×16.

Thank you very much for your feedback and kind comments. I will try to implement your suggestions before Mays 1st!
Pascal.

Have you tried the css attribute:

text-transform: capitalize;

Hi,
Check this post or this one on my site.
Hope it helps

Original idea and nice theme too.

Very nice theme.
Congrats.

Gwynap, no, I think this was an issue with Safari….before Intel macs.

Hi,
Your wp_config fille looks fine.
Looks like your problem is linked to web server file permissions not SQL database/server permissions. Try to change the file permissions of your server.

Yes I saw that too. It looks like when you save a post an “x” is added to the img tag.
For example you’ll insert something like ….’img src=”blabla.jpg”‘…. and when you save the post this becomes…..’img xsrc=”blabla.jpg”‘….Don’t know why it’s doing that.

Hello. Thanks Tauquil.
Yes you are very right, and I do give due credit to BinaryBonsai here. It is a great site and inspiration to more than one person I’m sure.

Hello,
Nice site – like the header picture, but in IE (6.0) the sidebar appears below the main text.

Howdy,
I’ve changed again. It used to be pascal.renet.free.fr but I’m now located at https://www.renet-web.net
Cheerio

No it does show the month, but it’s probably too small to see.

Here is the code I have:

<img valign="middle" src="../wp-images/icons/thalassa_icon/<?php the_time('m_d') ?>.png" width="35">

hope it helps

You don’t need a ‘plug’ to do that. You can do that with php.
Look at my site click here

Every post title displays an image of the date the post was posted. My images have a naming convention that is MM_DD.png (monthmonth_dayday.png) .To get that I use standard PHP functions – namely <?php the_time('m_d') ?>.
Just adapt that to your naming convention.