Labradork

Did you check over your httpd.conf file to see if everything is correct after you recompilled apache?

Randy:
Taco Bell… Haven’t eaten there since ’95.

cron:
Looks like you got the layout bugs fixed on your site. What did you do to fix it? Also, if you haven’t tried it, the Edit CSS funtion for the Firefox extension “Web Developer” is a great time saver. Real-time CSS editing (you just have to cut and past to your file on server).

Save your old archive.php (it is usually here: /wp-content/themes/default/archive.php). Upload a new archive.php and see if that works.

Off topic a little bit, but it’s amazing how backwards some university web systems are. At UAF they don’t support mySQL or php!

Sorry moshu…sorry.

.narrowcolumn is the CSS culprit in your image gallery. Try this:

.narrowcolumn {
float: left;
padding: 0;
margin: 0 0 0 30px;
width: 500px;
border:0;
}

The above change looks fine in Firefox, but I’m not sure about this other browsers.

WordPress is currently being used by the Alaska Initiative for Community Engagement for their Alaska Teens Connect radio show/blog. Kids across the state respond to the radio show by commenting on the blog. Not higher educaiton, but still part of the educational system.

Are you talking about the links in the menu bar to the right? I’m looking at the Dark Maple theme and the menu links are not underlined in any browser until you hover over them. If you want it to have an underline, change this:

#nav ul ul li a {
color: #ffedd6;
text-decoration: none;
}

to this

#nav ul ul li a {
color: #ffedd6;
text-decoration: underlined;
}

Have you checked out the WordPress Codex: Template Tags: wp_list_pages?

Yes, wp_list_pages is correct.

You’re fast, Moose.

You can easily make backups of your database (where your posts are stored). Ask your hosting provider if you have access to phpmyadmin. Then log in and go to export. Pretty simple.

Looks good and simple to me. Easy to read.

You have errors in your CSS file according to the W3 CSS Validator:

Line: 35 Context : a , .feedback a , .meta a
Invalid number : size attempt to find a semi-colon before the property name. add it

Line: 0 Context : a , .feedback a , .meta a
Invalid number : size Property size doesn't exist : 2

Line: 223 Context : #menu
Parse Error - : 290px;

Line: 224 Context : #menu
Parse error - Unrecognized : }

YoB

Yes, you can. One way would be to make an image that is a gradient. Then in your CSS file, delcare the following:

body (or whatever) {
background: url('images/bg.png') top repeat-x;}