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Pretty nice. Personally I wouldn’t use a fluid theme for consistency reasons (I’d want my site to look the same on every computer), but I still like how your theme looks. Especially the sidebar.

Ah thats it! I don’t know how I missed that. =)

lol thanks alot

Ok thanks. I just knocked off half the errors from the W3 Validator report, but I’ll need to read up on XHTML because I’m still having some trouble correcting them all.

Thanks alot for your help.

Ah okay. Sorry, I learned HTML back in the mid to late 90’s and just got back to using it when I create my website. lol

But any ideas on why Firefox is not correctly showing the font weight for the sidebar links? The weird thing is if I refresh the page it sometimes will show the sidebar links with the proper font weight, but other times it doesn’t. I’m really struggling to find out whats wrong with it.

Nevermind. Took 3 days but AdSense finally corrected itself with relevant ads.

ISSUE RESOLVED.

No one wants to critique my site’s new look? =/

OH! I just realized it now. It’s trying to load the script for the blog carnival but Blogcarnival.com is down right now for maintenance. Ahhh, that was dumb of me.

Thanks alot Shadow.

Problem Resolved.

NVM

Yes I believe you should leave a space, but I’m not too code savy.

That theme displays the number of entries in a given category by default.

Look for a code similar to this in your sidebar.php file (using the theme editor)

<?php wp_list_categories('show_count=1&title_li=<h2>Categories</h2>'); ?>

I believe you would need to remove the show_count=1& part.

Have you tried using the search feature in your browser to search every file with your theme editor? It’s bound to be there. Try searching for just “Subpage” or even just “Sub” as there might be some syntax stopping you from finding it.

What theme are you using? Give me a link to it and I’ll download and try and find it.

Ah thanks Michael. I can’t believe I forgot about that function.

Also thanks mrkingid, that was my intention.

I’m not sure where exactly in your theme this is located. An easy way to locate it though is to go through your theme editor, use the find option in your browser and just search every file for “Subpage for”.

It’ll probably be in your singlepost.php or archives.php file, though. Then all you need to do is change “Subpage for” to whatever you want it to say.

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Well, I upgraded from the default 2.0.2 version to the 2.2.2. version, but there were many errors that occurred during the installation (I’m assuming it has to do with Yahoo). I had to do several things to get the blog working after I upgraded it.

So I’m not sure. But I’ll check out those links, thanks.