dhunink

Hi Andrea,
sorry, I’ll do that next time.
I read about that indeed.
But I do see the options and are able to update thoses options.
The problem is they don’t actually appear on my weblog, in the header.php part.
Am I confusing some things, or is that really another problem?

I did changed ‘edit_themes’ to ‘edit_theme_options’, but it still didn’t show up on my blog frontpage.

Could you share the script you’ll using now?

Maybe an idea to rewrite the script, which loads a certain css file when a certain condition is present. Could help you out with that

May sound kind of stupid, but why wouldn’t you include the custom css file in the header? All of the posts will be affected then.

Maybe it helps if you could share some of your code with us. Rember to put the code between backticks.

As an alternative you could also wrap the images in list items (
<li></li>
) and give them a background.
In your css just write
li:hover{
background:url();
}

To use php in a WP post you should us a plugin. Native php support in posts isn’t available.

As far is I know it wouldn’t make a really huge difference, as long as the content and keywords for the search engines make sence.

What’s the difference in loading the last page and running a query that returns the last post? That kind of is the same…
Could you explain that in more detail?

It sounds like you’r looking for a way to adjust your loop on index.php, or want to use a static homepage.