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Maybe try a different browser.

You have to make your index.php show just the excerpts, plus thumbnails from a plugin or custom field, and your own custom css styles.

Sort of a vague question though.

Related Posts:
I use Microkid’s Related Posts, it lets you choose which posts will be related for every post, I like it alot.

Ad Manager:

Adman – lets you put ad code (or any code for that matter) before, in the middle, or at the end of every post. I doubt you can specify the categories though.

Adserve – not for adsense, just image banners

Also, inserting ads is relatively simple without the use of an ad manager plugin, which sometimes can make the process more difficult. It all depends on what your needs are and your skill level.

Have fun!

I can’t think of any sites with that theme, do you have a link for your site? Or else you could look at the “ul” properties in your stylesheet.

I just did a search on google and there are tons.

You would remove the php call in your header.php which prints the blog title text.

Then you would throw in the html that would display your image.

1- Change the width:
Change the 894 in you css stylesheet to what you want.

#base {
background:transparent url(images/bg_repeat.png) repeat-y scroll center center;
border:0 solid red;
margin:0 auto;
padding:0 28px;
width:894px;
}

About Your Ads:
I could never figure out how to display a banner overlayed onto an image.

Other than that, to put banners in your sidebars it works to paste the banner code into a text widget and place that widget where you want.

If you want to put a banner somewhere within the post, you would (most probably) put that code within single.php.

If you want to put a banner into your footer, put that code into your footer.php.

Make sure you are enabling comments on pages when you write it.

It is your theme that dictates where your comments and links go. So if you change your theme, their placement will change.

Other than that, I might be unsure of what you are attempting.

That could actually be a problem with your browser, try another.

So once you install wordpress, to change the way it looks you will need to install a theme.

Once you have installed a theme, you can change the way it looks by modifying the themes files and css stylesheets.

If you don’t want your main page (ex. https://www.yoursite.com) to show your blog posts in anyway, I am thinking you would rather install wordpress into a sub-directory (ex. https://www.yoursite.com/blog).

Then, you can do whatever you want on your homepage/index.html, and link to your blog posts.

I hope this helps some.

If you add images to your footer, and they do not appear. Then you have a problem. I would make sure your paths are correct.

If you give a link to your site that would help.

I don’t know about databases.

I would create a new post here, with an issue specific title. Someone will pick it up.

Here is your css now:

p, li, .feedback {
font-family:Tahoma,'Lucida Grande','Lucida Sans Unicode',Verdana,sans-serif;
font-size:100%;
}

Change it to something like:

p, li, .feedback {
font-family: Arial,sans-serif;
font-size:100%;
}

And I think when you say “automatic line spacing” you mean that your text is “justified”. So change this:

element.style {
text-align:justify;
}

To:

element.style {
}