topher

Thanks for your responses! Darcie, I did not have any positioning in my stylesheet for “wrap”, but I did play around with them and it did not get me where I wanted. When I used “absolute” it pushed everything to the left side and left the background image down the middle. Although, it did display the black border all the way around the “wrap”! I have an alternate stylesheet up now that will show this.

Podz, I am using Firefox as my testing browser because of the web developer tools. I know that it looks good, but what I want is to eliminate the background image and put a border all the way around the “wrap” but as you can see the border only goes around the header. If you look at it in IE for windows it is all mangled (because of box model problems to be fixed), but it still has the border all the way around.

My problem, I need to get that border all the way around.

I hope I am making myself clear enough. Hope that info helps you to understand my problem more.

Keep it coming!

Topher

Just wanted to give an update on how I figured out how to do it. The content was in a class called “webstops”. Here is how to do it with CSS:

.webstops p {
display: list-item;
list-style-image:url(absolute url);
list-style-position: inside/*or outside*/;
}

Hope it helps someone else out there

Any help would be great! Even if it is that it is not possible.

Thanks to everyone for all your help! I am well aware of the whole template system that is built into WP. With my desire to learn WP and to save my sanity I wanted to know what was on the index page that made the whole application come together. It is hard to see how all the parts connect when you have to jump back and forth between files in BBEdit. I think I found my answer with the wp.php file though. Thanks again to a great community!

Is there any information on this yet? I’m trying to create a blog page from scratch and just need to know the code that is absolutely necessary. Thanks in advance.