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.

I am having trouble with one http://www.websailingdesigns.com/updates/ in a resolution of 800×600 the css falls abort. It does not happen in the others so I believe it is correctable.

I would like to add a calendar, any suggestions?

Is there going to be an upgrade with WordPress 3.0??

Thanks again
j

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.


  <a>/" title="Return to the home page." &gt;  </a>
with
<a title="Return to the home page" href="http://www.au8ust.org/" rel="nofollow">  </a>

I have a question, how do I use my logo on the top instead of the text link ? I have tried to replace <a>/" title="Return to the home page."&gt;</a> with <a title="Return to the home page" href="http://www.au8ust.org/" rel="nofollow"></a> in the header.php but the result seems not to be what I want to see :(

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.

Please take a look here first. As you can see the children pages are displayed side by side. Is there a way to have them displayed like this way ?