Ryan Fitzer

I’ve never seen WP permalinks look like blog.squaremonkeys.org/post/100.q . Not sure where you would proceed from here except find the most basic WP theme you can and then alter it to have the same look as yours. I think this method would be a lot faster than trying to add the code to your current theme.

What version?

Hemingway. https://themes.wordpress.net/index.php?s=hemingway

What are you using to generate this blog. It doesn’t look like WordPress (looked at your source)?

No problem.

Super!

Sounds like the job of a plugin. Although you would have to search around a bit. https://wp-plugins.net is a good place to start.

Looks like you fixed it on your own.

Looks like the Lightbox plugin is what you need. Do google search for wp lightbox and you’ll find it.

Make sure the background color is the same as the bottom of the background image. #eeeeee is not the same color. And repeat-x means it will repeat horizontally, repeat-y is vertically.

Have you tried disabling the RTE and then cutting and pasting the script in? Also, from what app are you doing the cutting and pasting?

This does not show on Firefox 1.5/osx. Did you figure it out?

When you use the RTE to align something left or right it adds an attribute to the element the aligned text or image resides in. For example:

<img align="left" src="https://image.com/image.jpg" />

Your stylesheet is using a selector from the CSS3 specification to achive this:

img[align=”left”]

IE does not support CSS3. It only fully supports CSS1 and with minimal support for CSS2.

In the future, you should instead add the class alignleft (this class is also in your stylesheet) to any image you want to be cross-broser compliant.

Looks as if you could output into one of the video formats listed on their info page and then embed that in a post or page.

The first rule in your theme’s style.css file looks like so:

body {
background: #FFFFFF url(images/bg_top.gif) repeat-x;
margin: 68px 0 20px 0;
padding: 0;
font-family: Arial, Verdana, Helvetica;
font-size: 76%;
color: #000000;
text-align: center;
}

Change this? margin: 68px 0 20px 0;
To look like this? margin: 0 0 20px 0;

This takes most of the whitespace out.