Anna Johansson

(You could use some work on your forum retorics.)

Nope, keeping the background for now. Like the mismatched look it gives. :p

On one hand I love the design, very unique and easily navigated. (It has a bit of “retro -98” feel to it…hehe)

Altough I feel that the faded text is to bright when you’re readng the text. It shows too much and is a bit distracting.

=)

It seems that it’s Lightbox 2 that creates this problem, inactivating it solved it for me. (Switched to Shadowbox).

Detecting some hostility, anyone?

*giggle*

Let’s all be friends now.

Ah, so obvious now that you tell me…

Big thank you for that! =)

*bows*

Nice to see someone notices that fact! *lmao* (kidding, just kidding!!)

(If you solved it you may want to put this thread as “resolved”.)

<p> is the html-tag for “paragraph”.

Adding that code in the stylesheet (style.css) will affect how it looks.

it’s not supposed to be there, you’re adding it.

Try this instead:

<img src="https://www.vert-a-go.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/twitter-lime.png" title="twitter-lime" alt="" width="80" height="60" style="float:left;clear:none;border:none;margin-left:5px;" />
<img src="https://pagebadge.peerglobe.com:80/page/badge?profile=profile.ak.facebook.com%2Fobject3%2F430%2F35%2Fn12824002946_4772.jpg&width=60&type=group" title="Vert à Go" alt="Vert-à-Go" style="float:left;clear:none;border:none;">

You might want to put this afterwards to ensure that stuff below the images dosn’t float up next to them:

<div style="width:100%;float:none;clear:both;">

let me know if it achieved what you wanted! =)

Putting div#sidebar {border-right:1px solid #666}
in style.css would give you a 1 pixel thick line with the color #666 (light grey) along your sidebar.

Putting
div#content {border-left:1px solid #666}
in style.css would do the same thing only it would keep on as long as there are posts, and not end when the content of the sidebar does.

Try it out and see for yourself! =)

Set the margins and paddings of <p> to zero in style.css with:

p {
margin:0;
padding:0;
}

You’ll probably want to have some margins but you can start out with that and then just try different values (in px) to get the look you want. Also, the margin-value accepts negative values (like -10px and so on.)

Good luck!

I must be number two. Right?

??

@phpprincess: Should have been taken care of now! =) Thanks for the heads up!

@wildwillyiii: Thank you! And if you figure out what a serp is, will you tell me…? *lol*

@milo317: I actually followed your advice (!) and found this: https://facelift.mawhorter.net/. ??

Serps…?

*lol*