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Yah all the current e-commerce solutions are not very elegant. I’ve been hacking eshop for the past fews, the frustrating part is I had to hack the core of the plugin just to get it to met my needs so there goes my ability to upgrade ??

Good call Dagon….IE is not forgiving to those who forget to close header tags

@Isuedulive nothing special regarding installing the theme. Just upload it to the correct directory and enable it ??

@mercime I can change the license

Thanks ??

lol good advice supernovia I’m a freelancer considering moving to a full time gig. BTW if you already know css & html you might as well design a theme from scratch trust me it will save you time in the long run plus its a good learning experience. This is the best tutorial https://www.webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/building-custom-wordpress-theme/

I would love to help you but I don’t know what theme your talking about…a link would help:)

ysgum thats a very vauge question, what exactly are you trying to do?

yah I’m thinking about it, probably going to make a few changes first

Yes! you of course can edit a theme from the wordpress theme editor however I wouldnt recommend editing a live site on the spot. The best way to go about this is to setup a localhost which allows you run wordpress from a test environment on your own computer.

Ok…I guess I see what your saying…you want a theme that makes the ads look pretty. As far as inserting adsense ads into your blog thats a snap…just goto the design tab>>widgets>>text>>copy and paste your code from adsense in the box and save.

This is a very common problem…long story short whats happening is something in the content section is expanding into the sidebars territory and pushing it down. Just google and you will find plenty of help on this topic.

Rae what do you mean by its not adsense ready? Are you saying its not widget friendly? I could show you how to make adsense work with the theme, also I do custom wordpress themes so if you are interested feel free to contact me at 5apart.com

yupp…ok goto your style.css file and insert the following code

li#twitter-1 {font-size: 150%; }

You fine tune the font size to your liking by just adjusting the number. 100% is where it is currently set.

There a simple solution to this problem. First goto your theme editor, go to style.css and paste the following css into there and save it.

.left { float:left; margin-right: 1em; }
.right { float:right; margin-left: 1em; }

Alright now insert an image like normal, click on the image, click on the advanced tab, under advanced link setting is a text-box called css class. If would like the image to float left simply type in “left” if you want it to float right type in “right” update it and your good to go.

ditto