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Thank you Maerk for checking. Maybe it was just his computer or something. I sent the person an email to ask for some clarification.

Hi Mike… your theme SeaBeast is beautiful. I spent an hour last night just reading through your documentation – wow! I think what makes a theme truly great is when someone without much programming knowledge can install and refer to the themes FAQ and work there way through any problems on their own. Cheers to you!

Wow! Canvas looks amazing coming from someone who struggles to implement php and js into my existing theme. Perhaps I could contirbute some image packs for headers? I may not be able to code, however I can draw. I’ll be in touch Karsten.

I had similar problems on my site Dashboard being messed up and not being able to edit my themes online a few weeks ago when installing Gallery2 for wordpress. I had to change many of my file permissions to 777. Gallery2 requires PHP version 4.1.0 or newer or 5.0.4 or newer. Do have Gallery2 on your site by any chance perhaps it’s something to do with PHP4.4.2? Maybe you need PHP5.0.4? This is a just a guess ?? But it might work.

Ok… that is very cool idea and then to have actually made into a plugin. ??

I’ll have to give it a try. All I have right now is “continue reading this entry…”

DadDude – It’s a nice clean layout and easy to navigate. I like your image at the top – it’s whimsical and fabric like ?? Your “about section” on boardgames is interesting. I like that every player is involved ’til the end.

heh ??

Perhaps you both did the same thing as I did last night. Make sure you take the php files out of the Classic and Default folders and update your Classic and Default folders within wordpress contents / themes. Read the Readme text with the down load. It says it’s optional, however widgets would not show up until I did that.

Cheers! – hope this helps.

Hi, thanks pcmt and samboll.

Pcmt – took your advice and tightened up the margin around the floating images. Thx. The comments section will be cleaned up shortly. I agree with you.

Any other comments, feedback would be welcome – https://www.jessicadoyle.ca

I’m an efficient print designer 10+ years – web is still pretty new. However, with that said… You make a mistake on the web and it can be fixed for the most part, easily. In print you could have 100 000 copies with a spelling error or an image aligned to the wrong side and thus have to re-print. LOL