kostas123

The body tag is responsible for your background color . It works to me with FF’s firebug tool . Try to clear your browsers cache and/or F5 , it forces your browser to reload the CSS file .

Here you can find all HTML-color codes .

Open style.css of your theme and edit line 79

body {
background: url(“images/background-body.png”) no-repeat scroll left top #CCCCCC;
font-family: ‘Courier New’,Verdana,Monaco,Arial,Times;
font-size: 62.5%;
line-height: 1.5em;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
text-align: center;
}

The color #cccccc is a grey background .

First I’m not an Javascript/JQuery expert ?? , though my webdevelopment always contains JQuery code .
While onClick is a Javascript event handler , JQuery is a Framework that sits on top of Javascript and use different DOM traversing functions .
Take a look at JQuery’s library for excellent code samples (.click example) .

@endalldisease

….. manipulating those numbers doesn’t change a thing on the front end

It works fine to me (with Chrome’s development tool — CTL+SHIFT+i— ) .
Have you made changes to the proper file , stored these changes and reloaded your browser (F5) ? .
As alchymyth suggests validating your side is a must final step .

Just login via your host administration panel or via FTP and rename the plugin folder to something like “plugin-old” . After this , login via browser and do any administration tasks .

Are you talking about a WordPress.com site ?
If so , then you are asking your question on a wrong forum .
This forum is focused for www.ads-software.com (self-hosted) sites .

The side bar usualy contains widgets , wich can be added / removed through Administration-panel->Appearance->Widgets -> Now drag/drop widgets .

Do you mean the source code on the server-side ?
If so , a WordPress page is composed by template files (header.php , footer.php , sidebar.php …. ) . These files are located in you theme directory . The most obvious location for the “head” tags is into the header.php file .
Just for completeness , the actual content (posts , comments) are stored into a database (Mysql) , so they are dynamicaly generated and embedded into the aforementioned template files .

A while ago , I had the same weird symptoms . The reason was the direct copy-paste text from a web-page , it should be inserted via the “Paste as Plain Text” widget of the editor (visual mode) .

Did you mean something like paginating ?
If so , take a look at this plugin .

Could you describe the steps you follow for inserting a picture into a post/page article . This will shed some light on the problem .

I would also configure the padding and margin values of the aforementioned CSS code-block .

Open your theme’s CSS file (wp-content/themes/HockeyTheme/style.css) and edit line 1399

.contentLayout .content
{
position: relative;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
border: 0;
float: left;
overflow: hidden;
width: 481px;
}

Configure the width: attribute accordingly (for example 614px) . You have to play a little bit with the value .

Another solution would be to create a “pure” html front page which has a link that point to your WordPress blog . Of course the Blog would be a sub-folder into your web-page structure .