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I don’t know why you say the solutions don’t work, because obviously the PHP solution proposed by the others works fine – otherwise it wouldn’t have become so popular.

My CSS fix also works perfectly fine, as I tested it on a Windows platform with IE6. So I don’t get why you say that “all the MSIE tricks – or hacks – that have been so far proposed miserably fail on all Win OS platforms”.

wp-content/themes/(theme here)/index.php

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You can trust podz. He’s the cuddly “support maven”.

Can’t trust the rest of us, though.

Add a ? question-mark after the / character.

First, change the DTD declaration to XHTML 1.0 Transitional, that will allow you to use the target="" attribute again.

You’re also embedding <li> tags within a header tag (<h4>) which you cannot do.

You also cannot close a tag while another one from inside it is open:
<a href="https://www.screenwritinglife.com/?p=24#more-24">

[more…]</a>

The a tag should be opened on the next paragraph.

Try to fix the problem with Internet Explorer. You’ll see what I mean if you test your site in IE; the third column is thrown down because there isn’t enough room to display it.

Hope this helps.

You can set a password to the post when writing it. Then simply give those users the password.

The Private Categories plugin might also be of use to you.

Taking your comments into consideration, it makes sense that it has an astounding 111 errors. Also, the right menubar doesn’t display properly on IE.

The content is great though, and you’ve made it your primary focus – which is excellent.

It renders differently in IE and Firefox and doesn’t validate.

Other than that, looks like a good start.

Put it after <div id="content" class="narrowcolumn">

You don’t need all that PHP code. Use CSS instead. First, make a transparent PNG-8 (or GIF) image, 1px by 1px. Then make your img tag point to it instead:
<img src=”/path/to/your/transparent_pixel.png”>

Now all we need to do is add this in your CSS file:
#headerimg h1 img {
width: 323px;
height: 99px;
background: transparent url("/path/to/your/image") no-repeat;
}
/* IE-win CSS hack \*/
* html #headerimg h1 img {
filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='/path/to/your/image', sizingMethod='crop');
background-image: none;
}
/* End IE-win */

Just don’t forget to change /path/to/your/image to the correct path of your PNG-24 transparent image.

WP supports several types of API, that includes the Blogger API format.