shifty88

Yea, how would I go about ensuring that the link only goes to posts in the same category?

Well the thing is, I only have 1 post on my homepage at one time.

I’ve set it up so that each time you view an article (via single.php) will have its own template file. But instead of having to manually copy the code from that post-specific single.php to index.php (each time I post something new) I was wondering if there was an more automated way for it to be done.

Well I figured it out.

Apparently typeface.js doesn’t work properly if the theme’s style.css is using @import to call more .css files into it.

I just put all my styles into my main style.css file and it works like a charm!

I can only assume they aren’t being found. The same thing happens (the text doesn’t render as image) when they aren’t found on my plain html page.

I don’t understand what could be interfering with them though. When I place them above the line that calls the overall stylesheet, it renders the type (not without a few other problems though).

Why would the stylesheet link be causing problems?

I used an absolute link to the script. I used my domain name…

I will try it this way too.

*EDIT: no luck with that method. It’s still not finding the scripts…