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No hard feelings…

Very nice and clean! I like the drop-down menu. and that there’s very little clutter.

HandySolo: Thanks for adding the link to my blog page. I guess i wasn’t thinking.

Piggy: Glad you like it. Which plugins did you have trouble with(out)? I tweaked a lot of stuff, and don’t rememeber changing anything that way. However, i’m a print designer, with a limited understanding of CSS, HTML, PHP etc.

Your question is vauge.
Are you asking if someone on these forums will turn your design into a working theme for you?
If that’s the question, i can’t answer it, but you are much more likely to generate interest in your beautiful design, if you provide a link to some sort of preview.

the semi-tranparent background behind the text messes up dramaticly after it goes below the green-girl image in Safari.

font explorer: https://www.linotype.com/fontexplorerX
(free) should work better for managing and investigating duplicate fonts. It’s a great program all around.

If you view your recent posts on their own individual page, you can quickly find out if one of the posts is causing the problem. I.E. if the sidebar works right when only one post is being displayed, then that post is not the problem.

The “Blogroll” is the default link catagory, but you don’t have to use it.
For new links: When you are on the “Add LInk” page, use the “Category” drop-down menu to put the link under a new catagory.
For old links: go to the “magage links” page and “edit” each link, changing the dropdown to the appropriate catagory.

No HTML editor needed.

If you don’t have a “sidebar widgets” page under “presentation” then your theme is not widget compatable.

I really like your original idea. I tried to get WP to do something similar on my blog, but couldn’t figure it out.

Fold catagory list: https://www.webspaceworks.com/resources/cat/wp-plugins/31/
does something similar, but doesn’t explicity show the hierarchy.

a free gravitar website? I don’t see a compelling need, since a gravitar is just a square picture, and there’s no shortage of pictures on the internet.

Sorry, not a very helpful answer.

?? glad it worked.

You can separate the blockquote part from the rest.

add this to the bottom of the styles file:

.blockquote {
color: #whatever;
}

That should override the previous specifications about what color the .blockquote is.

Or you could duplicate the area that references .blockquote. In one remove the reference to the .blockquote, in the other remove the reference to everything else.

I believe there is something wrong in this post: “Around the World Socks”.
I had a similar problem (today actually). The tagging had gotten messed up. If you are not into that kind of stuff, you might be able to fix the problem by copying out the text of that post to a word processor, erasing everything in that post, and putting it back together.

AlastairSon-Of-Kjartan, if you explain more specificly what you want to do, you are much more likely to get specific advice.

very nice! clean and smooth.