drewactual

oh yeah, click ‘single track forum’ to see the smf.

or click here

yeah dude- check out my page at here

there is a trick to it I will be happy to explain, but oyu can use any theme w/ SMF including the one you use for WP…no plug-ins needed.

i would have to see your entire .css to help with the alignment….. but this is a little advice fwiw…. I use only margin and padding for alignment. I like using a page container as well…. I do it like this:
Body
{margin-left: 20%;
margin-right-20%;}
#Main-Container
{margin-left: 10%;
margin-right: 10%;}

and I never use absolute functions unless for a specific purpose. Also, I recommend using known sizes as opposed to percentages or em’s…..so pt’s and px are my rule of thumb.

as far as ie and media player, that could be a thousand things. You might want to load up a gallery like g2 and integrate it to the page/blog. it makes those things easier to load and for users to interact with regardless of users available plug-ins..their inherit flash player is a good thing.

check me out at here for an idea of what I am talking about….

oh, one more thing….use the full url as it limits confusion if you are going to a higher directory…..

you could do it like this:

URL(‘../images/djvdofnkjf.jpg’);

or like this:

URL(‘./images/adsfbaefb.jpg’);

but using the full path clears this up, and makes it easier to spot issues in .css.

a comma.

between #d5d6d7 and url.

also, split the declarations to avoid confusion for poor ol’ ie…

do this after ‘Sans-Serif;’:
background-color:#d5d6d7;
background-image: url(‘images/kubrickbgcolor.jpg’);

if that doesn’t help, enter full URL, like (‘https://xxxxxxxx)

that should do it for you.

and that my friend is not encouraging.
are there any plugins around to side step the inherit function and do the same thing?

look close at the .css file….. I have run into this before too- make sure the file name reference Background-image: is right….. sometimes a .jpg and a .JPG cause heartache, sometimes it is as simple as example.jpg; and example.jpg ;, extra space before the ‘;’….

whatever it is it is in your .css and in the background declaration.

simple it was………

had to change .htaccess manually w/ info wordpress provided.