Peter Boosten

It’s a background image, located here:

.side1 h2, .side2 h2 {
  background:transparent url(images/bg/bg-g-h2.gif) repeat-x scroll 0 0;
<snip>
}

Remove that line.

Peter

It’s not that hard: your post div can be made very small, say width 150px and floated left, and all other posts will then line up next to the first post. If the line is full, it will descend to the next line.

I’ve done something like this in this part of my tutorial (forget the title, not really relevant for your problem). The css is in the tutorial.

Peter

Are the permissions in your theme directory correct, ie is your web server allowed to write in these directories?

Peter

add margin: 0 auto; to #body-in

Peter

Validate your code, for starters.

Peter

Oke, put the word Home between span tags

<span>Home</span>

Peter

Well, if it helps: the title of your blog (‘Angel Kitty’) is a link to your home page, but there’s more you can do.

In your template files, probably header.php is an unordered list, starting with

<div id="tabs">
  <ul>

And then (probably) a php function called wp_list_pages() is called).

You can add a link to this list, just below the <ul>:

<li><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>">Home</a></li>

Peter

You probably know that page templates should start with this piece of code, right?

< ?php
/*
Template Name: Your Custom Page Template
*/
?>

Peter

On that particular link I get only one post (with this title 'OWOLF 2 | Posted December 7th, 2009 | Category "Art, Painting" '), while the previous page shows five.

Peter

Hmmm, the url displays https://owolf.com/home/category/art/page/2/
which seems to be correct.

Peter

Can anybody help?

Maybe, but a link to your site would certainly help…

Peter

In about 11 out of 10 times the navigation is an unordered list, in you case probably created by a function called wp_list_pages(), first place to search is header.php. You could replace that by wp_list_categories(), or create your own own list entries all together. A mix is possible as well.

Peter

As I understand, this may actually require no coding whatsoever?

Can’t promise you that, and frankly I believe you’re not going to get around that. I think it’ll require heavy customizing of an existing theme (or building a custom one).

Nice project though, which can be done with WordPress. I still would go for pages/sub pages.

Peter

Without knowing the products this would be a guess, but I think both methods would fulfill your wishes ??

Peter

Almost as always validation errors.

It’s better to write good code ??

Peter