kiddeath91

Try styles.css. This is an IE only command, so it should be fine sitting in your style sheet.

You will need to hack throught the template. The php that powers WP is written to print out unordered lists for the categories. You’ll need to switch out the ul and li markup for table code.

Yes you can. For IE only use the asterisk selector like this:

* html body {background-image:xxx}

That will tell only IE 6/Win to serve the image. All others will get your normal CSS declaration. I think IE 5 is effected too.

Try changing cols=”40″ to cols=”20″ and see what happens.

If you’re talking about this:
<textarea name="comment" id="comment" cols="40" rows="4" tabindex="4"></textarea>

Then you want to change cols to something more or less than 40. I don’t use the templates so I don’t know if CSS is also controlling this. Check for anything in #comment in your CSS. If you see width declarations, that may be your problem.

Don’t know if your host is Godaddy, but I had a similar problem last year when I first installed WP. I was the 1% who had to change the localhost. Unless you know, I would check to see if your host has their dbases routed to a different address. If so, you’ll probably want to enter it into ‘localhost’.

Welcome! Great album you review btw.

Then you’ll have to sacrifice and make exceptions for hacks:

Use <p>&nbsp;</p> as mentioned above. The <br /> tag is for use inside of things like <p> tags to force single line breaks.

Jinsan,

Good question. This is something that is being researched by Joe Clark over at his Typoblog.

https://fawny.org/typoblog.html

just make sure to escape it,

like this <br />

Coyote,

Don’t see a gap but I do see your background stop where sidebar content ends. Your going to want to make that background image part of you content post area so that it will stretch all the way to the bottom.

https://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/

Check out this link and you will find the answer so simple in the end again:)

https://www.avalon5.com/blog/wp-content/themes/headspace/images/kubrickheader.jpg

In the body:

body {
font-size: 62.5%; /* Resets 1em to 10px */
font-family: 'Georgia', Verdana, Arial, Sans-Serif;
background-color: #818181;
color: #818181;
margin:0 auto;
text-align: center;
width:700px /* put whatever the width of your page is here */
}

coyote,

You need to edit those ‘boxes’ with photoshop (or some other editor). That is actually a background image!

froots,

The only thing I can think of is maybe you need to specify a body {width:}???