Spencer Finnell

On your homepage, the following CSS is being applied:

.home .size-medium, .home .size-large {
height:auto;
margin:0 0.5em 0.5em 0;
max-width:590px;
overflow:hidden;
}

So if you don’t want a max-width on the images, simply remove that line.

You need to replace your ‘curly quotes’ with just normal quotation marks.

<a href="https://twitter.com/home/?status=<?php echo urlencode(the_title(",", false)) ?>:<?php the_permalink() ?>" target="_blank"><img src="images/twitter.png" width="19" height="19" border="0" alt="" /></a>

Should work.

What code did you use to add these links?

Style the .current_page_ancestor class on the navigation.

Maybe you are suffering from this problem. Illegal characters can be a problem.

Your theme should (hopefully) have body_class() applied to it. If it doesn’t, you should add it.

Once you have that working, the body tag of each page will have some specific classes applied to it, such as category-x. You can then style these individually in your CSS.

It allows you to apply a filter to the ouput data.

if ( 'display' == $filter ) {
	if ( $url )
		$output = apply_filters('bloginfo_url', $output, $show);
	else
		$output = apply_filters('bloginfo', $output, $show);
}

If you look at the source you can see the steps it goes through.

get_bloginfo() passes the filter argument as ‘raw’, by default, so if you still want to be able to filter get_bloginfo() you need to pass ‘display’ as the filter argument. When you just call bloginfo() next to it, bloginfo() passes filter as ‘display’ by default, so it’s not needed.

Yes, something like that can be achieved through custom fields, or add_meta_box.

Just remove line 10 temporarily. Make sure you keep a backup of the file.

If you comment out line 10 of that functions.php, does it fix the problem?

Okay, instead of replacing functions.php with the one from the default, post your functions.php in the pastebin again, and post it here.

Try changing line 16 on archive.php to

query_posts($query_string.'&showposts=24');

Look in the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/themename/) and see if you see an archive.php, or a category.php file. If so, open that, and paste the code in an paste bin and paste the URL here.

Are you sure it’s in the primary widget area? Twenty Ten has a widgetized sidebar, as well as footer. Make sure there aren’t any widgets in the other areas.

Are you using any plugins that might limit the number of posts that display?

Did you create this theme yourself?

Does your theme have a custom Category Template? Or a custom archive template?