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You background image is just plain white, just set the background image in the style.css for your body as background:white url(images/logo.jpg) no-repeat;

Have them all floating to the left (content AND two side bars). Anything that you want below them you’ll need to add a clear:both

There are many articles out there to make Flickr styled hot spots. You may want to do a good search.

Is the sidebar floated or absolute? If it’s absolute, that’s your problem. And absolute placed div will not take up space in your container (main) div.

Absolutely can be controlled if they are placed within a relative placed div. Is your main div relative?

Let me get this straight… you stilled WP to https://<blahblahblah>/wordpress and you’d like it to load if someone went to https://<blahblahblah&gt; instead of specifying the WP directory?

If so, make your index.php in your root directory:
/* Short and sweet */
define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, true);
require(‘./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’);

mrmist is right. That’s a quick and easy answer, I think you lost your bet.

Not without doing a lot of rewriting / redoing the CSS. A simple fix to get the words below the searchbox would be to put a clear:both; in the H1 for the sections.

To get the sidebar structured as a standard sidebar, you should read the article about making the sidebar widget ready. This will actually make your sidebar easier to fix. Right now you have loose H1 outside of the ul’s.

The standard structure of side bars are one big ul, and each ‘section’ should have an li with an H2 followed by a second ul with li’s for your links. Right now, you can’t really change too much since your H1’s are only contained by the main div container for your sidebar.

You have some work to do, good luck. I hope this at least pointed you in the right direction.

There are thousands of themes structured like yours. I chose one to use to make my theme… ugh… the pain.

the above response is talking about padding on your list items. I forgot to put this in a code

#wp-calendar {margin:auto;} will center your calendar within its element. If your

• has padding, then you’re screwed. You could move it this way, but it may not look correct in other browsers – you’ll have to test.

#wp-calendar { position:relative; left:-10px; }

If you where not using widgets, you could use an inline style to remove the padding on your

• I hope this helps.

You need to read more on how to connect to your site via FTP. For example, your URL probably starts with https://ftp.—-

check the documents from your hosting provider. Nobody on here really can help you without you give us too much information which could be abused.

You need to read more on how to connect to your site via FTP. For example, your URL probably starts with https://ftp.—-

check the documents from your hosting provider. Nobody on here really can help you without you give us too much information which could be abused.

UGH?!?! Does anyone read the FAQ? That’s what it’s for! It is the first darn item in the faq (look at the Theme Viewer header, third one from the left)

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1. How do I register?

Open registration is temporarily closed. Email a screenshot or demo of your theme at wpmoderator[at]yahoo[dot]com, along with your preferred user id, and you will get permission to upload new themes once your theme is approved. This could take upto 3 business days due to high volume of incoming emails.
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Ok, seriously, I too have had the same problem and my email to wpmoderator has fallen on deaf ears. Please read this wonderful blog entry:
https://www.linkrain.com/articles/how-and-where-to-promote-a-wordpress-theme-wordpress-theme-promotion/

I uploaded my theme: Black and Tan (www.3dohio.com) to the sites mentioned on that blog.

Good luck and thanks for contributing to WP!

The calendar has it’s own class wp-calendar I believe. You can set the margin:auto; But that’s just were the fun starts. See, the Calendar is placed within a

• element, so your calendar will be centered within that element and most themes indent
• ‘s.

Here’s the CSS for the Calendar on my latest theme: Black and Tan (www.3dohio.com [sorry for the shameless plug])

Some of the following code is redundant.
/* Calendar */
#wp-calendar {
color:black;
width:200px;
text-align:center;
padding:0px;
margin:auto;
border-collapse: collapse;
line-height:normal;
font:normal 12px/18px verdana, helvetica, sans-serif;
}
#wp-calendar caption {
text-align:center;
font-weight: bold;
padding:0px;
margin:auto;
line-height:40px;
background:url(“img/bt-calendar.gif”) no-repeat;
height:30px;
color:black;
}

#wp-calendar th, td {
text-align:center;
border:solid 1px #EEE;
background:white;}
#wp-calendar th {
background:white;
font-weight: bold;

}
#wp-calendar th[title=”Saturday”] {
background:#CDEB8B;
}
#wp-calendar th[title=”Sunday”] {
background:#CDEB8B;
}
#today {
background:#FFA;

}
#wp-calendar a, #wp-calendar a:active, #wp-calendar a:link, #wp-calendar a:visited {
line-height:normal;
padding:0px;
margin:0px;
color:black;
background:#C3D9FF;
display:inline;
}

#wp-calendar a:hover {
padding:0px;
margin:0px;
}
#wp-calendar #prev a, #wp-calendar #prev a:active, #wp-calendar #prev a:link, #wp-calendar #prev a:visited,
#wp-calendar #next a, #wp-calendar #next a:active, #wp-calendar #next a:link, #wp-calendar #next a:visited{
background:none;
font-weight:bold;
}

Sorry, I just got it. I’ll download it at work tomorrow and fix it. It will give me something to do…. DOH! ??

Baxley: You’re right, the contrasting colors… how about Broad Leaf or Automatics Midnight or MM3

Moshu: Good point… but I’d say that I just promote it first ?? I responded to your comment on my blog.