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I haven’t read where anyone as made an “all sidebar” edition of Connections yet. If you decide to, you could re-release it.

Look in the options-writing.php that’s where the magic happens. ??

Hmmm…have you checked to see if Scott is supporting that plugin? I’d try there first.

Matt you’ve only got two posts, and as bad as I hate this you might want to try a re-install. Did you use Fantasico the first time? Because they have had some issues lately.

could this possibly be a result of using PHP5?

I really don’t think so. It looks to be more of a structure problem because your permalinks aren’t working either.

That’s pretty odd behavior. It’s almost as if you don’t have a comments page available. Have you messed with your permalink structure?

Well it’s about time! I’ve only been examining your .css at thoughtmechanics for the past month to get an idea of how you’re coding all of those extras. ??

Entirely possible. Thank you for clearing all of that up ergate. Sorry you got script-kiddied, but I’m glad it wasn’t a problem with WordPress.

Thanks I appreciate that. I’ll get to work on “I need more cowbell.”
I’ll clean up some code and make it look a bit more sleeker. I was going for a complete copy of Ineedmorecowbell.com’s design template. (don’t worry, I had permission) I think I accomplished that but now I want to take it into my own direction.

Just finished it up! ??

Thanks vkaryl. The theme is still a bit “dirty” as far as code goes. I released sooner than I intended so I could get started on a redesign of my site.

Usually if when submitting a new structure for permalinks, that it doesn’t work, you have to give write-permissions (chmod) to the .htaccess file. At least that’s always what my problem is.

Jared I only found two instances of bold text decoration in your .css


.commentlist li {
font-weight: bold;
}

.commentlist cite, .commentlist cite a {
font-weight: bold;
font-style: normal;
font-size: 1.1em;
}

But a quick check to see if your page was xhtml transitional revealed this:

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Error Line 212 column 10: ID “sidebar” already defined.
<div id=”sidebar”>
An “id” is a unique identifier. Each time this attribute is used in a document it must have a different value. If you are using this attribute as a hook for style sheets it may be more appropriate to use classes (which group elements) than id (which are used to identify exactly one element).

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Info Line 195 column 10: ID “sidebar” first defined here.
<div id=”sidebar

It’s your monitor catching up to the image. Perfectly normal.

I signed up and will be glad to help out. I’m not really an expert in anything in particular. If anything, I represent the average Joe Schmoe WordPress user. I’m been tearing apart, screwing up and otherwise mutilating WordPress now for about 3 years.

I’ve gotten pretty good at making themes out of existing themes, but really I’m more experienced with the forum setting, having been an administrator on various forums now for about 8 years. ??

I’m just here to help!