microkid

I’m sorry, I’m still not convinced ?? I really think you are thinking to complicated…

Tell me, what changes exactly do you want to make to the markup and what exactly do you want to control by CSS?

This meta data appears in mulitiple template files. Just open them up and search for “comments:” or “date” or something.

Add something like this to your index.php template file:

<?php if( is_home() ) : ?>

  <h1><a href="/">Home</a></h1>

<?php else : ?>

  <h1>Home</h1>

<?php endifl ?>

You can perhaps use a script that grabs your RSS feeds, takes out the last couple of posts and adds it to the other site.

The search background sits in your header image:

https://test.toptenlisted.com/test/wp-content/themes/freshblue-idea-10/images/header.jpg

#search {
   display: none;
}

should do the trick.

I have the feeling you are missing something..

What kind of formatting through CSS do you mean exactly?

WordPress using semantic tags for the formatting of the content, so instead of using <b> for bold text, it inserts < strong > tags. In your CSS you can add any properties to strong elements; font color, font size, etc.

#main-content p { margin: 0 0 1em 0; }
#main-content strong { color: #a00; }

Are you aware of this?

It’s not THAT easy I’m afraid ?? Every part of your blog has it’s own template file, which are all the files in your theme directory. So you’d have to use all the files of your default theme.

You’ll have to take a little time to explore this article:

Theme Development

Ehm you don’t?

It’s really not that hard. If you just look at the default theme and pick all the php tags from there. It might need a little tweaking here and there but the first step is easy.

It probably indexed your site when ‘milk & cookies’ was one of your newer posts shown on your homepage. If you wait a little while for Google to re-index your site, it’ll probably show the individual page after that.

I think it could be possible in your templates.

Something like

<pseudo code>
<?php if( is_search() ) : ?> get_next_search_result <? elseif ( is_archive() ?> get_next_archive_post <? etc.. ?>
</pseudo code>

What kind of elements are you trying to add? Be careful not to create a monster ??

Maybe you can use a plugin like EasyTube

I created a plugin that might work for you:

Permalinks Moved Permanently

I actually like the dark design, goes well with the pictures. But you definitely need to crank up that font color a little, just make it white or very light grey. Maybe crank up the font size a little too.