cygnus_x1

The sitemap is created with plugin called- RAX – Google XML Sitemap

I’ll check that out,,thanks Voodoo. I was concerned because right now there is no “WWW prefix, and aparently that is causing problems with sitemap errors,,,so I added the www in there and saved it. The refresh brought me back the the admin and my password didn’t work. Somehow backing up got me to admin again so i changed it back and everything is fine,,but still can’t get sitemap to work.

Thank you Zoonini. Resolved.

Mike

Yeah,,,I just figured it out before you replied…lol

None of the instructions explain that you have to add all your pages to the Navbar and just indent the ones you want to reside inside of a button on the nav bar…ARG,,,it was so simple after realizing how to approach it.

Thank You, Esmi

Mike

ok, I’ve tried playing around with the css, and made the change to the image source anding the php.

Now I’m getting a big blank rectangle with the image name in the upper left corner. The rectangle seems to at least be closer the the image dimensions. But still no image there. The theme I’m using is a child theme to the twentyten theme. So far I’ve:

1. Created a child theme folder.

2. Created a new style.css file within my child folder.

3. Copied a handfull of the css rules to the ‘style.css'<(should this be a different name?) file I created.

4. Made some simple changes to margin padding around the header to my own stylesheet. All of which works perfectly so far.

5. I added an image folder to my child theme folder to put the large image in there. Should it be done that way?

6. I created a new template page very simple,,,just added the get header and footer with the image source line inbetween. Which seems to be heading in the right direction but still no image being displayed.

I originaly tried inserting the image as a post from the edit page admin area and got the image size reduction issue. Plus it leaves quite a bit of space between the header and the image that way.

ok,, I’ll check both those methods.
Thanks