triple7

I’m not sure what you are asking. If you want your current index.php page to be blogs.php, renaming index.php to blogs.php should work.
If not, please explain.

I think you have to have a .php extension so the webserver will execute the php commands, i could be wrong though.

the entire site look great! good job!

It would be cool if you changed you link color to that green you have in the header… it wouldn’t be “just Another Kubric”!

I use PHP includes. It works fine for me.

<?php include ('/root/to/your/wp/directory/') ?>

more than one scrollbar on a page = eww.

I use comforthost.net. Very nice owner and staff. Wonderful service.

Safari is based off of Konqueror i believe.

try

img {
margin: auto;
}


Aug 22, 2003… b2 should have been in there atleast….

*claps* as long as it validates it is good.

Then why would you want to use colored scrollbars if your major browser doesn’t support them?

You dont understand, the W3C is the World Wide Web Consortium, they created standards for all web browsers to go by. Sadly, IE breaks the rules of the standards. (you should switch browsers now, IE is dangerous… go to browsehappy.com to learn more and find what browser is good for you). Colored scrollbars are not supported because they are part of the browser not the webpage, and shouldn’t be controlled by CSS.

Frames isn’t the only way. You could use PHP Includes (WP is PHP so if you can use WP you can use includes). Make a div and put this code in it…

<?php include ('path/to/your/wp/install/index.php') ?>


Do you mean collored scroolbars? They are not recognized by the W3C and arent not valid CSS . You shouldn’t use them.