jkeyes

If you add the following to your stylesheet you should be set:

.linkcat h2 {
    display: none;
}

#sidebar ul li.linkcat ul li:before {
	content: "";
}

This can be achieved with CSS. Do you have a link to the actual page so I can see the layout?

Add the following to your stylesheet:

.post a img { border: none; }

This will removed the border for all images that are hyperlinks that are contained within a post.

If you just want it for this specific case then you could add the following attribute to the image tag:

<img style="border: none;" .../>

A neater way to achieve this would be to add a .digg class to your CSS:

img.digg { border: none; }

and add a class attribute to your image tag:

<img class="digg" .../>

Try adding this to your stylesheet:

img.wp-notable_image {
  margin: 0;
}

I would recommend having a look at the services FeedBurner provide. One of their services is called FeedFlare which should provide the functionality you need.

You have the following in your HTML:

<img alt="Jutranja zabava" src="https://damijanganc.tuditi.delo.si/files/2007/02/pict0150.JPG"/>

Change it to:

<img style="width: 100px; height: 100px;" alt="Jutranja zabava" src="https://damijanganc.tuditi.delo.si/files/2007/02/pict0150.JPG"/>

Play with the height and width values until you get a size you like.

There’s been lots of writing about rounded corners so rather than repeating it all here I’d do some reading up on the topic, starting with a Google search.

I’ve used nifty corners before, it’s quite good.

You can use some CSS to change the height and width of the image.

For example: <img style="width: 100px; height: 100px;" .../>.

But to save bandwidth and make the page load faster you should make a smaller resolution copy of the image and use that on your site instead.

Add a margin to your #container selector:

#container {
  margin: 10px 0 0 0;
}

You can change the amount of margin by increasing or reducing the 10 in the example above.

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You’re welcome. Can you mark this topic as resolved please.

I wanted to see the page as it would be better to add the clear property to a selector that matches the start of each post rather than having to add an extra element for each photo added.

The size of what?

Can you post a link to a page with the problem? It would make it much easier to help if you could.

Try this:

#container #main .entry h1 {
  border-bottom: 2px dashed #525D5A;
}

2px is the thickness of the line, you can make it thinner 1px or larger 3px,4px,5px,etc. if you choose to.

dashed is the line style as I mentioned before.

#525D5A is the color. If you would prefer to use a plain english name for the color see the CSS Color Names page.

Have you tried just adding it to the .commentlist selector itself like I suggested originally? You don’t need to add it to any of the other selectors like you have above.

You currently have the following in style.css (line 551):

.commentlist {
  padding: 0pt;
  text-align: justify;
}

Change this to:

.commentlist {
  padding: 0pt;
  margin: 0;
  text-align: justify;
}

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