blainn13

Thanks again. I removed that line, and I removed the opening

• from the wp_register() line, guessing that, somehow, the function is prepending one into its value. And now it’s working, although I do see this as a slightly kludgey solution.

Esmi — Thanks for keeping on helping me.

I looked, and I didn’t find that part useful. But I did look in the sidebar.php and found the code that was causing the problem. Several places in that file had <h3> paired with </h2>, and I fixed that. I’m thinking that the conditionals that lead to that particular piece aren’t working properly, and I’m thinking some serious tweaking is going to be necessary to make this work.

Here’s the part that produced the mark-up above:

<?php if ($bz_sidebar_meta == "yes") {?>
<h3 class="widget">Meta</h3>
<ul>
<li><?php wp_register(); ?></li>
<li><?php wp_loginout(); ?></li>
<li><?php wp_meta(); ?></li>
</ul>
<?php }?>

Except that the output doesn’t closely match this, so I’m still a little confused.

Okay, update: I commented out the line esmi referenced above, along with the ul/ol definitions I listed above (I like default behavior) and everything started working the way I wanted it to in the document.

The only issue I’m having right now is that I’ve got two disks showing up in the “Meta” area that don’t have any content (one at the head of the list, and one at the end). And I need to change the page.php to take out the category information, since they tell me pages can’t have categories (don’t know why it’s there or why they can’t, but, whatever).

So, thanks for the help, and, hopefully, for processing the feedback on the theme. And, for that matter, for creating the theme. I like much of what it does, and allows me to do easily.

esmi — Thanks. Tried it, although I’m pretty sure that’s what I already had (you just removed the ul from the list, right?). Another Nope.

F42 — Thanks for the response. I don’t mind you making the choice, but I would like a way to make a different choice without it being an ordeal. That’s what drew me to the theme — configurability. I’ll keep at this and see what I can do. I’m less than certain that the style.css is being read, and that may be an issue with my webhost. Might try making some big visible change to it and see if it comes through.

But, while I’ve got you here, could you move the “Reset button” somewhere other than the bottom left of the page? That’s the default position for “save changes,” and I’ve thus far hit it once on accident. Bottom right parallel to “save changes” would be better, I think, or maybe include a “are you sure you want to reset” into that process. Or both. It’s just too powerful a thing to be that easy to activate.

Thanks, folks. I’ll stay with it. If you have anymore ideas, let me know.

Final post on this — I edited the style.css sheet and everything is fine now. It’s all good.

And I just reloaded the blog, and the altered image is now loading. But the style sheet isn’t. I’m probably needing to be in a different topic.

I’m having the same problem, only I’ve applied this solution, and done some tweaking to the style sheet for the theme so I can get the header the way I want. It shows up properly when I look under “Header Image and Color,” but it doesn’t show up on the blog — neither the altered image, nor the change in the style sheet. It’s as if the blog is running from a cached copy of these documents.

I’m running 2.5 because that’s what my web host has, and I haven’t worked out with them if I can just upgrade it on my own or not.