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Try adding clear: both; to your #botNav CSS. Worth a shot anyway.

Thanks for the kind words, Louis. You can download it and activate it using the presentation menu, so for what it’s worth that’s why I call it a theme.

TG, I made this “theme” to spark my own creativity, not stifle others! Keep working on your theme, don’t trash it and start over – it’s you’re own outlet and reflects your personality. That’s the whole point of theming blogs!

As for Kiwi, I’ll post here when I feel the beta is stable enough to let others test it out. Thanks for the support everyone, you make long nights fighting with PHP and CSS well worth it.

I’ll make it available for download as soon as I’ve got the bugs worked out of the plugins, hopefully this weekend.

And changing the images should be really simple – I’ll write up a description soon.

Thanks for all the interest. I wasn’t sure if I should make this available or not, but if people like it I’m more than happy to share!

Isn’t Kubrick 2 built for 1024×768?

I’m not using Kubrick, but BinaryBonsai is over 800px wide…
K2beta is available on BB. It’s still beta, so the usual disclaimers apply.

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Just create a style sheet and load it after your original style sheet using something like this:

<!–[if IE]><link href=”path/to/css/ie.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” media=”screen” /><![endif]–>

That should make it so the stylesheet only loads in IE.

Your header is off one pixel to the right in FF on Mac. I didn’t take a close look at your CSS, but you should be able to fix that easy enough.

As for IE, try creating a stylesheet for IE to iron out some of the DIV issues.

I agree with Viper. And the gray-on-gray text in the center DIV is a bit hard to read. Otherwise it’s a nice clean theme. Simplicity rules.

Really interesting topic, I admire that.
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Yeah, doesn’t work for me either. Firstly, won’t work in Safari on 10.3, and in Firefox on OSX it doesn’t catch any misspellings at all.

Agreed, query_posts is where you have to start…

Sorry for the absense from the forum. I can certainly show you the code for the feature plugin on my site. It’s a bit hairy and not that pretty, but it works.

To accomplish what you want using the metadata function, you’d have to write some PHP – the gurus are right: you can’t include a tag within a tag.

If I have some time later tonight I’ll post the code and show you what I mean.

Not without querying the DB. The easiest way to do that is to write a function yourself using the global $wpdb to get the info from the post_meta table.

Awesome. Thanks for the help, it’s hard to build Windows-pretty pages solely on a Mac.

Can someone verify that I’ve (sort of) fixed the IE bug. I don’t think it’ll line up perfectly yet, but I’m pretty sure the 1st sidebar isn’t pushing content down anymore.

Thanks!