andiszek

one method that comes to mind right now would be to use the body_class function and make the changes directly in the CSS file, by adding the dynamic unique page-ID class generated.

https://www.nathanrice.net/blog/wordpress-2-8-and-the-body_class-function/

something like this:
body.page-id-3 .YourDIV {width: XYZpx;}

@stvwlf:
in fact you can write different styles for different browsers, other than IE:
https://www.nathanrice.net/blog/browser-detection-and-the-body_class-function/
if the HTML code of the site is standards compliant, you wont need this function; but its good to know about it.

change the theme to the default theme and then back again to your theme. refresh the admin and try again to select the static page.
i had a similar problem and it worked.

my workflow is this:
i create a bunch of relevant HTML templates in dreamweaver. mainpage, category, post, archive, etc.

then i create a new site on my localhost (WAMP server), copy all the WP files into it, create a new theme folder and start copy-pasting the relevant blocks of code into the PHP files. i can see them live in the browser on my localhost.

after that i start inserting the relevant WP code snippets.

if for some reason you can`t install WAMP, then use the online server to test the files the same way. just create a FTP connection in DW and check “upload files after saving”.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

use the Contact Form 7 Plugin:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/contact-form-7/

if you want to add 3 static boxes, see here for the solution(s): https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/309312?replies=10

for multiple blogs running on one installation you need WordPress MU
https://mu.www.ads-software.com/

are you viewing the files locally? are you getting a yellow warning bar at the top of IE? ActiveX warning?
this won`t happen on a server.

if the site`s on the server,please post the link here.

looks fine to me in FF3.5, IE 6 and 7.

change the theme to default, then back to your theme. worked for me, after i went crazy.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/299020?replies=4

go to style.css line 119, and change the code for green:
color:#009900;

this will change the green color only for the navigation items.

if you want to change the color of other links too, go to line 13 and check the color codes.

zilli,
Classy Body is exactly what you need.
been using it for a while, it is a great plugin.
https://www.alistercameron.com/2007/01/04/wordpress-plugin-classybody/

ok, i`ve played with the following solutions:
(see here: https://www.szek.net/mjet/en/ )

1. Widgets in the template:
cons: you can only add basic text & a title. also, it displays by default as UL LI, but you can change that too if you know PHP ( see here: https://automattic.com/code/widgets/themes/ )
if you know PHP, i bet you can do a lot more.

2. wp_query funtion:
(see the 2 Teasers at the bottom)
simple method of calling page content into the template. you can add text, style it, add html, pictures, etc.
cons: you must create a separate page for each teaser and edit the content of each page (hence teaser) separately.

thanks guys for your help.

type into the browser:
https://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin

always add /wp-admin to your WP installation folder to access the backend.