Steffen J?rgensen

You could use the “the_ID” as a CSS selector:

.post-id-123 h1{
    color: #123;
    }
.post-is-234 h2{
    color: #234;
    }

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/the_ID

Why don’t you just try it out and see what happens?

You can not have 2 background images on one element (well, using CSS3 you can, but it’s not very supported in all browsers).

link?
Maby something in your .htaccess file that redirects the index.php to something else?

It makes room for the adminbar in your theme.
If you don’t use the adminbar, you can add these lines to your functions.php and it will stop adding the margin:

// remove adminbar
remove_action( ‘init’, ‘wp_admin_bar_init’ );
add_action( ‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’ );

is there a fix for that?

Uninstall it!
No, more serius; what do yo mean by “installed it”?

Guess you should use 'order=RAND' instead of 'orderby=RAND'

Orderby is the field you wish to order by, eg. date, ID or whatever…

It’s located in the “wp-content/themes” folder.

How can I fix IE6 from not recognizing this?

You can’t!
That’s just how IE6 works — or not works that is…
You will have to use something else than min-width. Have you tried just plain width?

You should NEVER EVER use h1 tags for anything other than the page title, and it should only be used once per page…

Unless you’re using HTML5 markup, there you can have as many H1-tags as you like:

<section class="articles">
  <article>
    <h1>Title #1</h1>
  </article>
  <article>
    <h1>Title #2</h1>
  </article>
</section>

However, I would also recommend using the default HTML-output that the wp_nav_menu(); gives you

Modify the loop parameters to exclude a particular category + add posts to that category?

Paid themes are best answered by the themeauthor.

…and i want to remove the links on my bottom pages that i did not put there…

Exactly what links are you talking about?

also the stuff on the down left that that goes to my back office

If you, by back office mean wp-admin, it’s most likely controlled from your Widget section in the wp-admin

Where do you see this code?
Please link to a page with the ul list — I can’t find any…

The database
“wp_posts” search for posts_type “attachment”