Neil Merton

I’m using IE 6 and there’s no gap - could you please let me know what version of Internet Explorer you’re using?

I think I actually see what you’re on about now. I’ve given the content area (#wp-content) height and min-height values (both found in style_ie.css). Lower the min-height value to 4em and that should remove the additional spacing.

Hi Tristan,

I see what you mean, and thanks for letting me know. The only way to sort of get around this is to add clear: both; to the .post class in the style.css file (line 199).
It does, unfortunately, still leave the divider line underneath the image, but atleast the following content is move out the way.

To get the bottom border to shift I think it would mean addding an additional div tag around the post content. That could be getting into the realms of div-titas.
I’ll keep looking into this.

Hi Jake,

Thanks for the kind comments - it’s always good to hear when others are using the theme.

Glad you like it.

Hi Allan,

I’m not quite sure I know what you mean. Do you have an example to look at? I could then advise further.

Right, open up ‘header.php’ and locate the following on line 52:

wp_list_pages(’title_li=’);

change it to:

wp_list_pages(’sort_column=menu_order&title_li=’);

What this does is it sorts the page order by the values you can input in for each page.

If you need more details please see the following link:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages

Let me know how you get on.

Hi Phil,

Thanks for the info - this will be fixed in the next release.

Hi,

In the ’style.css’ file locate the following line:

#wp-menu-main ol li ul {

(it should be just after ‘/* =2nd level*/’)

and give this ul a width (something like 100px). that will force the list to display the items underneath each other.

I hope this helps.

Hi Au8ust.

Apologies for the issues with adding code to comments - I really should see if there’s a plugin available to render comments code correctly…

I take it all you want to do is replace the text of the blog name (au8ust’s tech channel) with a graphical image?

I’ve tested it out and adding an image in the place of the text in header.php seems to work fine (the code I changed was on line 51). There is a border around the image, this can easily be solved by adding a border attribute to the image.

If you’re still having diffeculties email the image and header.php file to neilmerton[at]gmail[dot]com and I’ll see if I can get them to work as desired.

Hi Jack,

Could you please let me know what browser you’re experiencing the problems with at 800×600?

With regards to a calendar the theme does already incorporate styling for the Wordpress Calendar. To include it the sidebar simply add: <?php get_calendar(); ?> and the calendar will be displayed. You will need to adjust the CSS to suit your requirements.

An upgrade for WP3?? I wasn’t even aware version 3 was in development! If the WP guys do their job properly the next version should still support v2 themes. If 3 doesn’t I’ll do all I can to fix the Web2.0* theme. Promise.