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.credit {
text-align: center;
background-color: rgb(225,225,225);
border:none;
border-top: 1px solid rgb(139,162,177);
font-size: 11px;
padding: 5px;
color: rgb(100,100,100);
margin: 30px 0 0 0;
z-index: 1;
}

down is more than 30px

up is less than 30px

in wp-layout.css

delete or comment out line 14 of functions-formatting.php

$curl = str_replace('--', '–', $curl);

might do the trick…

Took too long to post :^)

Arial doesn’t seem to have an en or em dash. (at least on my mac version) only the hyphen.

It’s virtually impossible to differentiate from an “en-dash” (a hyphen).

hyphen – (concatenation…pro-create)

en dash – (series…2000–2005)

em dash — (a harder break than a comma but less than a period)

three types, all different.

I would just go through the process again on flickr to get both sets. Something in the parameters sent in the url are probably not looking for the css.

Keep the script you have and then

put:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
flickr_badge_background_color = "";
flickr_badge_border = "";
flickr_badge_width = "120px";
flickr_badge_text_font = "10px Arial, Helvetica, Sans serif";
flickr_badge_image_border = "1px solid #000000";
flickr_badge_link_color = "";
//-->
</script>

above it. You can then change the stuff to your liking.

In whatever script was generated for you to display your picture(s) change this line to your likings…

flickr_badge_image_border = "1px solid #000000";

1px = border width
solid = border style
#000000 = border color

Looking at your page I don’t see

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
flickr_badge_background_color = "";
flickr_badge_border = "";
flickr_badge_width = "120px";
flickr_badge_text_font = "10px Arial, Helvetica, Sans serif";
flickr_badge_image_border = "1px solid #000000";
flickr_badge_link_color = "";
//-->
</script>

which is where you set the css part of it. This is generated also when you go through the questionaire on flickr…

Make that two people who have no pirated software on their computer.

I know two people who make a living designing typefaces. I’ve spent over $1000.00 on type and much more on all the major design software.

One thing Matt could do is post an .eps to download with just the outlines for any button, t-shirt, or whatever creations by the local rabble.

This page explains some stuff …

you can use a class to style only certain <p> or <img> tags.

something like

.leftmargin {margin-left: 10px;}

Then

<p class="leftmargin">...</p>
<img class="leftmagin">...</img>

Google some css tutorials.

The above post should have <p> tags around the first two line with the <strong> tags.
This backtick thing got all screwy and now I get and XML error while using FF.

And for some reason, while in IE I do not get an edit link.

Just play with css to get the margins…

I’m not sure how much you know about css but you could

<strong>THE VITALS</strong>

<strong>Name</strong>: Tyler

etc.

and then in your style.css

change line 104 to a number you are confortable with.

or

add

p { margin-left: 10px; }
img { margin-left: 10px; }

to the bottom of the same section of your style.css if you only want left magins.

if you only change line 104 then you’ll have to put the images in the <p> tags or style them separately as in

img { margin-left: 10px; }

Your markup in about.php is not too hot.

<p></p><b>THE VITALS</b><p></p>
<b>Name:</b> Tyler<br></br>
<b>Age:</b> 20<br></br>
<b>Location:</b> Boston<br></br>
<b>Born</b> in Seoul, South Korea<br></br>
<b>Raised</b> in the US<p></p>
<b>Countries I've Visited</b> <p></p>

Try putting your content inside the <p>here</p> paragraph tags and then style the tags to get some margin.

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it is in the image

It looks fine with 10.3.8 and FF 1.0.1

There is only a 20px margin on the top for kubrickheader.jpg.
To get rid of that do this.

But that might not be what you are talking about …

in style.css, on line 217 change

margin: 20px auto;

to

margin: 0px auto;

If you wanted to get rid of the rest you need to modify kubrickheader.jpg.