Michelle Langston

You could add the pages widget to the sidebar and set it to show subpages (there are options on the widget to do so).

Post the code into the pastebin like alchymyth suggested and then paste it here, so we can take a look at it.

Ah, I see. We don’t link to custom templates directly.

You still need to create a WordPress page. Give it a title of “Contact”. Don’t type anything else in this page (besides the title). Instead, in the page creation screen, look to the right column. You’ll see a section called something like “Use template” and a drop-down menu. The “Contact” page template should be in that menu, if you created the template correctly. Choose that template and save the page.

Now, in the actionScript, link to that page you just created. It will probably be something like:

on (release) {
getURL(“/wordpress/contact/”);
}

I don’t know where you stored your flash file in relation to the WordPress installation, but make sure the path is correct in your links.

Hmm, well it’s not turning black to me, even after reloading several times. And I don’t see anything the CSS that would cause it to turn black. What plugins do you have? Plugins can affect a lot of things, it’s possible.

We can’t access the URL you provided because “localhost” is local to your computer only.

Create a contact page by going to “Pages” in the Dashboard and adding a new page. You might need some plugins if you want a form to go on your contact page. There are plenty of plugins available in the WordPress plugin directory.

What theme are you referring to?

Can you please post a URL to your site so we can see what’s happening with the code?

Welcome! You’re the same age as my grandmother, lol. If you don’t have a blog to show us then maybe this discussion should be moved to the “Miscellaneous” forum.

Welcome to WordPress! ?? I love your blog, especially the front page. It’s so suitable for a photo blog and invites people to click through.

The only suggestion I have is to increase the left margin of the gray column on your archives page…right now the “Recent Comments” text is bumping against it.

Otherwise very well done! ??

Well, here is my suggestion for improvement:

Incorporate some of the colors form the banner into your site. Or try to find a skin for BuddyPress that matches your logo a bit better.

It’s excellent, well done! You’re not a designer? It definitely looks like it was done by a designer! ??

The only thing that irks me is the large amount of whitespace at the top…I might move the logo up slightly just to tighten it up some. But that’s just a personal preference, and it looks solid even if you don’t move it!

Thumbs up from me!!

Try hard coding the width and height of the image in header.php. Some themes don’t honor what you have set in the Dashboard.

Change the position of the image via CSS.

In this code:

<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory')?>/images/logoname" />

add a class to the image, like so:

<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory')?>/images/logoname" class="logo_image" />

Then in your style.css file, type this:

.logo_image { margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 3px;}

Plugin your own numbers as needed.

Thanks, andrea_r! ??

Are you talking about page templates? Are you sure that a template exists for links? Check your theme files to see if there is a links page template.

Did you clear the floats in the content div on the category pages? It looks like those images are floating elements…