techwench

I don’t know if display: block; would work with the code tag, but you could try that.

OR…you could enclose your code in a <div> that has a background color.

Did you get the problem fixed? Because it’s working for me.

The “summary” option is only for RSS feed readers.

If you want your main page to only show a portion of your posts, either 1) insert the <!--more--> tag where you want the post to break, or 2) edit your theme’s index.php to use:

<?php the_excerpt(); ?>

instead of

<?php the_content(); ?>

If

What do you mean “side links open at the bottom”?

At first glance, the site looks fine to me, both in Firefox and Internet Explorer.

A link to your site and a better description of your problem would help.

Edit: you posted the same time as I did…try this plugin for flash in your posts:
https://www.ryanmeyers.com/wordpress/index.php?p=14&cat=2

Because when you edited to add the usersonline code, you deleted some closing tags.

Now, without those closing tags, the ride column is placed inside the content column.

Try validating your site and see if that clears up the errors. I’m sure it would.

www.remarpro.com forums use overflow: hidden

Basically, if you have a width set on an object, and text or images get wider than that object, it’ll hide anything that overflows ouside the boundary of that object.

You could try setting a width to #commentlist

Or adding overflow: hidden to either #commentlist or .narrowcolumn

This problem is only happening in IE. Usually it happens when something (either in the sidebars or content) is too wide.

I suspect your comment form. Since the form is using a percentage width, IE sometimes has trouble determining the width of the bounding object before determining the percent.

Try adding this line to your css:

#commentform textarea {
width: 400px;
}

The popup id has nothing to do with that. Spammers have automatic scripts that run based on the program you’re using. Even without the post ids showing, if they find a wordpress page (i.e. wp-comments-post.php), their little wordpress script will run, and it’ll automatically try to populate your database by accessing the page directly.

Spam Karma and Bad Behavior are good anti-spam tools that, when used together, dramatically reduce the amount of spam (auto or manual) that comes in.

Also, keeping your WP installation up to date helps keep you safer (not totally safe, but better off) from security vulnerabilities.

Orange limeade is a little too strong for me.

Send me an email, illustratedlife, I’ll send you the original ps file. techwench (a) gmail.com

Kubrick has the_author() commented out.

In index.php and/or single.php, look for something like this:

<!-- by <?php the_author() ?> -->

And delete the <!-- and -->

I like the all peach one and the orange content w/blue sidebar.

Why Dreamhost is still a “recommended host” is beyond me.

Installing WP into a new directory isn’t exactly an upgrade, is it? Unless you install 1.2 in that directory, then run upgrade. All of which is pretty pointless.

Where do they find their support team?

There are 2 ways you can do this. The quickest way is, when you insert the tag for the image, add align="left" or align="right" to the code so it looks like this:

<img src="/wp-images/image.jpg" align="left" />

The other way would be to add the following to your stylesheet:

.alignleft { float: left; }
.alignright { float: right; }

Then add class="alignleft" or class="alignright" to your image tag:

<img src="/wp-images/image.jpg" class="alignleft" />