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In FF the first links are in Tahoma and the rest in Times (at least that’s what it looks like) when they should all be Tahoma. I got the same behavior in Windows and Linux with FF.

That css/edge site that you linked to has some great stuff but I couldn’t find anything about FF v. IE.

I’ll go off and brush upon my CSS but the other issue I have with that template is that the sections jam into each other vertically with no spacing, I still need to figure out how to space them out a bit.

I also just applied the changes listed below to the functions.php file in the theme directory but it didn’t help:

'before_widget' => '<div id="%1$s" class="widget %2$s">',
'after_widget' => '</div>'

Thanks, that looks like what I was looking for. I’m used to modifying template-type files and not so much functions.

Aha, that’s the page! I have already widgetized a couple of themes manually and it is pretty easy actually. Thanks!

What I like to do is use a development install of WP that’s separate from the production one. You’ll need another database but it might be helpful in testing code changes.

Yes, that’s just what it does. Kind of like the text object on steroids. To me it’s purpose in life it to allow you to inject PHP code into your sidebar without mucking around in the raw sidebar code.

I could have sworn I saw a tool that helps you “widgetize” your current theme but I failed to bookmark it and can’t find it now (nor remember the exact name). Has anyone else seen this?

I’m having the same problem with a few of the themes that I’ve downloaded, but not all which leads me to believe that it’s a problem in the themes in my case. I’ll follow the suggestions above to check the main body & sidebar widths in the CSS for the themes that are doing this.