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If you go to Write -> Page, name the title of the page Archives.

Scroll down a bit, click on Page Parent. If you have an Archives template in your theme, you should see “Archives” in the dropdown list.

Click that. Save. There are your archives!

As for links, I don’t know how to get the blogroll to display there, but someone else might. The only way I know of is manually inserting the links.

Obviously, all of these divs are inheriting their color from #main, so if you’re trying to separate the background-color of your content and sidebar from the footers, you could wrap these two divs in div#main, give it a background color, and pull the #info and #below divs outside of the main div.

It’s odd that they are inheriting their color from #main, but the float:left; trick worked. The color is normal again.

Thanks!

Welcome!

I got it figured out. WP wasn’t/couldn’t writing a .htaccess file or editing it when I changed permalink structure.

I deleted the .htaccess I had and edited vars.php as instructed in the codex.

I’ll have her contact you when I see her next!

Try ‘images/corpdollarlogo.jpg’ instead.

If it works on your previous pages, you might look to see what the difference is between those and your index.php.

Sandbox.

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</div></div> <!-- Closes Content -->

One of those doesn’t need to be there. Otherwise you are closing the contentwrapper early. And I don’t think that’s what you want to do.

If you want a logo instead of text, try these two things.

1. If you don’t mind losing the description and the link back to your blog, delete the following lines.

<h1 id="title">/" title="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></h1>
<p id="description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></p>

2. Go into your style.css file. Find #header. Add this code:

background: #fff url('pathto/logo.jpg') no-repeat;

If background is already there, just replace that with the above.

You probably need to create pages for archives and links to get those to not display errors.

Do you have a link to the site?

Instead of using the WP code for listing pages and links, you could just type everything out into different widget/sidebar areas.

Widget 1: pages

<a href="pg1"><img src="pg1.jpg" alt="pg1" border=0" /></a><br />
<a href="pg2"><img src="pg2.jpg" alt="pg2" border=0" /></a><br />
<a href="pg3"><img src="pg3.jpg" alt="pg3" border=0" /></a><br />
<a href="pg4"><img src="pg4.jpg" alt="pg4" border=0" /></a>

Widget 2: links

<a href="lk1"><img src="lk1.jpg" alt="lk1" border=0" /></a><br />
<a href="lk2"><img src="lk2.jpg" alt="lk2" border=0" /></a><br />
<a href="lk3"><img src="lk3.jpg" alt="lk3" border=0" /></a><br />
<a href="lk4"><img src="lk4.jpg" alt="lk4" border=0" /></a>

Could you post your index.php?

I’d use borders. Not many people like that, but you could try it.

Only one color though.

border: 10px solid #ffffff;

That’s just an example, but it’ll give you some ideas.