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The line above should read require('./blog/wp-blog-header.php'); to work with your ‘blog’ directory name.

Some instructions here.

Version .95 is out now, with a lot of tweaks done over several months…

Incorporated some plugins into functions.php for convenience:

* Optimal Title
* Hot Dates
* removed ’sociable’
* Slimbox

Added the Top Post functionality (for a full-width ‘featured’ post). Top Post takes the latest post in a category (category set in the themes options under Presentation), displays it at the top (full-width) and makes sure it is not repeated in either column below.

This theme comes with Slimbox, a lightweight/fast image display system like lightbox. It’s built into Corporate Slave, so there shouldn’t be any need for configuration. It’s automagical, works with any thumbnail-with-link-to-fullimage.

See it in action here.

Original post with much more information and download link.

Support Forum for the Corporate Slave Theme is here.

The ’embedded’ styles come from plugins/functions that use wp_head to insert styles. When you see raw css (rather then a link/import of an external file) someone is using ‘echo’ or ‘print’ to prepare raw text for insertion into the header.

A search for something like the following (in suspected scripts/plugins) should find it:

add_action('wp_head', 'echoed_css_code');

I know Ozh does it that way in his themetoolkit…

Might want to take a look at this:
https://diveintomark.org/archives/2003/05/05/why_we_wont_help_you

The .zip file is about 830kb.

Looks like you’re running 1.5.2, anyone supporting that anymore?

I believe this issue was addressed with improvements around the 1.6 milestone (2.0, really).

I’d suggest you add a class to your stylsheet. Something like:
.topbq { /*adjust this to your taste */
color:white;
background-color:black;
margin:4em;
}

I would then call it in my post with
<blockquote class="topbq"> blah-blah-blah </blockquote>
Then again, I don’t use the rich text editor ;’)

I’ve seen this happen most frequently when a server is over-loaded. See if the behavior changes at different times of the day, maybe send a note to your host…

I suspect it is the following line in your header.php:
if ( !$withcomments && !is_single() ) {
?>
#header { background: url("<?php randomize(header) ?>") repeat-y top; border: none; }

It is only executing the randomize() if it is NOT ‘$withcomments and NOT ‘single’.

Since that bit is really about the whether the sidebar should be there or not, you might want to move the randomize call out of that if/else function.

Hope this makes sense…

Good link there spence.

OP: Check your path(s) too.
/home/mydomain/public_html/wordpress/wp-content
/home3/mydomain/public_html/wordpress/wp-content

Is it /home or /home3? Or just a misprint?

Yup, that’s the code there…

Posted to https://themes.wordpress.net/columns/2-columns/1047/missunderstood-091/ now…

Funny thing, someone posted their mod of the same theme a day before.

I have more luck using a margin (not padding) for that kind of spacing. Typically it’s ‘respected’ in multiple browsers (if you use px, I’ve had problems using em).

Sounds like you’re missing a plugin… You should check the theme’s web site.