rozmo

Thanks Moshu…you’re the man!

Regards,
rozmo

Also, to remove the title go to your Dashboard in Admin then select “Options” and the first entry you see should be where your weblog title is.

Happy Blogging,
rozmo

Kathleen nice site…looks great! :-)…even the “commercial one”.

Happy Blogging,
rozmo

The 2 files that worked for me were the style.css and header.php. In the style sheet there should be something that looks like this:

#header {
padding: 0;
margin: 0 auto;
height: 200px;
width: 100%;
background-color: #73a0c5;
}

#headerimg {
margin: 0;
height: 200px;
width: 100%;
}
and the header template something that looks like this:

#header { margin: 0; padding: 1px; height: 158px; width: 745px; }
#headerimg { margin: 7px 9px 0; height: 158px; width: 760

Hope that helps,
rozmo

Trentp, insert the line of code that moshu gave you into your style sheet. It does not currently exist. You have to add it anywhere in your style sheets on a line by itself.

.postmetadata a{color: red;}

If you want blue as your link color in the box then use the line of code he gave you and replace the color red with: #0000FF

So the line you want to install should look like this now:

.postmetadata a{color: #0000FF;}

That is the # sign followed by 4 zeroes followed by to 2 capital F’s

Regards,
rozmo

I believe what moshu meant was to add that line of code into your style sheet. He used “red” as an example but you can put whatever color you like in there.

I added it into mine and it worked just fine. Where you put it in the sheet doesn’t matter too much as long as it is on a line by itself and not added into anything else.

Hope that helps
Regards,
rozmo

I’m using the WP Default v1.5 and this seemed to work for me:

1)To change the back ground color of the table find this and insert in the bolded line whatever color suits you:

.alt {
background-color: #f8f8f8;
border-top: 1px solid #ddd;
border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
}

2)To change the color of the text find this and insert in the bolded line whatever color you want:

small, #sidebar ul ul li, #sidebar ul ol li, .nocomments, .postmetadata, blockquote, strike {
color: #777;
}

Remember that there links in there so whatever color you choose, it should contrast with the links.

Hope that helps

Regards,
rozmo

Huh? What da blog did I do? </stong>?…Where did I come up with that one? Sorry about the little coding blunder above in number 3…maybe I should stop burning so much mid-night oil and try sleeping more. Anyhow, number 3 should of looked like this:

a:hover {
color: #0000FF;
text-decoration: underline;
}

Again just insert your favorite color in the bolded line.

Good night!
rozmo

Sorry, I mis-stated the version. The correct version is: v1.5

Alex

Greetings,

I am using the default theme in WP2 and all I want to do is change the default color of the links in the sidebar.

I just spent a couple of hours searcing here and playing with the Css and nothing to seemed to work.

I checked your site out John and was wondering what you did to make the sidebar links red by default.

Regards,
Alex Rosmondo

Man you’re quick…lol. Thanks !

Greetings Moshu,

Does that apply to those who are leasing space on a virtual unix setup? To my unstanding in this case when a visitor clicks on the url https://www.mysite_whatever?.com they are sent by default to:

/home/usr/public_html/index.html as part of the DNS resolution.

Isn’t the /public_html a subdirectory of the root and not the root itself?

I used Fantastico for my setup and all I basically needed to do is name the directory(non-existent) where I wanted WP installed.

However, the directory was still installed as a sub-directory in /public_html and my visitors are still sent to my site’s homepage via public_html/index.html and not my WP sub-directory.

I believe what both Fever and Aled want is their WP to serve the same function as the index.html file.

<—- Just a quest for further clarification when you have time —->

Thank you in advance

Regards,
rozmo