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It’s the link to your MenuMatic script.

On the home page it’s linking to:
https://test.vidaweb.org/wp-content/themes/sylvia/includes/MenuMatic_0.68.3.js

But on the subpages it’s linking incorrectly to:
https://test.vidaweb.org/about-vida/wp-content/themes/sylvia/includes/MenuMatic_0.68.3.js

Because it can’t find the script it can’t create the MenuMatic variables for the menu.

Well, looks like you’ve sorted the top bit.

The dots on the left are actually the list icons for the sidebar. If you copy the CSS that you’ve got for #sidebar for #sidebar2 than it should fix it.

Only the bottom margin is set on the body tag in your CSS, so it’s inheriting the other 3 (ie: top, left and right) from the browser defaults.

If you add margin-top: 0px; to the body tag it should fix it.

No problem.

In your header.php, delete HSPACE=64 and replace it with class="img-margin"

Then go to your style.css and enter this:

.img-margin {
   margin:0 64px;
}

In your CSS:
– remove padding-left: 340px; from #content
– remove padding-left: 340px; and float: left; from #footer-widgets-wrap
– then add margin: 0 auto; to both #content and #footer-widgets-wrap

Are you sure that the notifications for Comments are switched on?

The setting for it is under Settings > Discussion > E-mail me whenever

Remove the 290px and 570px padding from the 2nd and 3rd adverts and then add float: left to the CSS for all 3 adverts.

WP gives you the option to preview themes before activating a theme. If you did build and upload your new theme to her site you could view it through the preview system and it wouldn’t affect anything on her blog.

It’s because the hspace tag you’ve got on the second image is deprecated – only older browsers like IE7 will support. Firefox, Chrome, IE8, etc… are displaying it properly.

Easiest way to fix it would be to create a CSS class with 64px margin on the left and right, and then add that class to the second image.

Yup, the CSS for the images is fine. It’s the CSS for the paragraphs next to them that’s the issue.

Try changing:

.post p {
  clear: both;
  line-height: 20px;
  margin: 0px 0px 19px;
}

To:

.post p {
  clear: left;
  line-height: 20px;
  margin: 0px 0px 19px;
}

Instead of /%postname&/, use:

/%category%/%postname%/

Actually, that code I posted was wrong. Don’t use it.

All of that functionality is controlled through Javascript. Are you sure you haven’t got it turned off or disabled in your browser?

If you log into your Control Panel, in the menu on the left go to:

Appearance > Editor

Usually, it opens up the main CSS file as default, but if not the Stylesheet should be listed under Styles on the right hand side.

Oh, and make sure you’ve got the right theme selected in the drop-down box at the top right.

It’s looks like it’s meant to be a list of Social Bookmarks buttons for that post (eg: Twitter, Facebook, Digg, etc…). All the links for it are in the source code but there’s no images for the buttons.

Have you got a plugin for sharing posts? If so, that’s probably not setup properly.