ChiefWigs1982

There’s a couple of things going on here:

You currently have gradient overlays on the 2 sections:

.navbar-inner, .navbar .fill {
    background-color: rgb(32, 32, 32);
    background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(center top , rgb(32, 32, 32), rgb(28, 28, 28));
}
...
.navbar-inner {
    ...
    background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(center top , rgb(51, 51, 51), rgb(34, 34, 34));
}

You can either play with the RGB colours in these and fade from a light blue to a darker one, or if you just want solid colour, delete that background-image lines and change the background-color one.

Cheers,

–Jon.

If you look at the code, this is your content area:

<div style="height: 2804px;" id="content" role="main">

You’re theme is specifying a height.

There’s 2 things you can do – either remove the style attribute from the div, or add this to your custom CSS:

#content {
	height: auto !important;
	}

Lemme know how that works out for you…

Cheers,

–Jon.

You just need to edit the theme – probly just header.php and add “https://” to the front of each of the links.

Also, when I view the source in Firefox, there seems to be some extra HTML that could be messing things up:

}).render().setUser('_amyhoney').start();
</script><center>
</div>

</body></div>

I don’t see that in IE, so I don’t know if it’s something Firefox is doing, but can you just check and make sure you’re not putting that </body> tag in there?

Cheers,

–Jon.

That’s an interesting one – my JS console tells me that TWTR isn’t defined – it could be that you’re trying to access it before it’s finished loading the assets from twing.com.

Try changing the code to this – it will delay the initialisation of the widget until everything’s loaded properly:

$(document).ready(function() {
	new TWTR.Widget({
		version: 2,
		type: 'profile',
		rpp: 4,
		interval: 30000,
		width: 'auto',
		height: 300,
		theme: {
			shell: {
				background: '#d9a5d6',
				color: '#bd46a1'
			},
			tweets: {
				background: '#ffffff',
				color: '#000000',
				links: '#cfbb36'
			}
		},
		features: {
			scrollbar: false,
			loop: false,
			live: false,
			behavior: 'all'
		}
	}).render().setUser('_amyhoney').start();
});

I use a plugin called “Advanced Category Excluder” which allows me to choose where my categories appear.

It lets you control all sorts of things: whether the particular categories appear in the sidebar, on the home page, etc.

Plus, you don’t need to edit any code, so you should have less trouble when it comes to upgrading. ??

Cheers,

–Jon.

Have you installed any plugins lately?

A Google search suggests that the “RAX–Email Subscription And Social Media Links After Posts” plugin may add this link into your posts.

If you have, just disable the plugin and find a better one to suite your needs. ??

Cheers,

–Jon.

Hi, I really like the Metro UI on my Windows Phone, so I made this template based on it:

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It’s free to download from github – let me know how it works out for you!

Cheers,