TCH-Thomas

popcorn

I see Dick beat me in answering this but I´ll be happy to add your site to our family pages if you want.

Either that one or the second from the top.

locked

chocolate

I received these images today and wanted to share. I think they are pretty cool considering everything is supposed to be made out of food.

fruit

musical

pain

The scrollbar color I would personally not bother change since I believe Internet Explorer are the only browser that can use that effect, ie non-internet explorer users would not see colored scroll bar.

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art

I received the pm and responded, so I think a solution is close. Please let us know how it goes.

The TCH servers should have updated. Do you have a link for us (you can pm me it if you don´t want it public)?

I too have looked for a "conversion chart" but found none, but what I do is just enter lets say 12px or 14px or what ever I want and see if that changes to a size that I want.

If you are using firefox I would install the web developer toolbar to change things like this. - When installed, visit your blog. - Then in the css menu, go to "view" style information" and choose it. - Then hover over for example "home" and click on that word and you should get a red border around it and on the lower part of firefox you should see the css file. - In that css file you would now see something like "#navigation ul li a" (can be named something else in your css) - Copy the line saying "#navigation ul li a", then in the css menu, disable the view style... - Then in the same menu choose "Edit css", in the lower part of firefox you now see your css file in edit mode, paste "#navigation ul li a" in to the search box, and click the magnifier. - If all works as wanted, you will now see the css for "#navigation ul li a" and in there you find the font size and can change it. - When done, save the file (disc icon) to your computer and upload the file to the folder where current css file is.

Wordpress would get my vote, but I have on the other hand never used any other types of blogs, but still it seems easier to install and use than others that I have read of.

Thanks Jayson.

Welcome to the forum, azdawg. With "During development, I used the default address provided by tch" I assume you used the temporary adress mentioned in your welcome email, ie something like felucia.tchmachines.com/username and not your own domain name, example.net. What you need to do is to register your own domain name if you haven´t. Then at the registrar place of this domain name, update the nameservers to point to the nameservers mentioned in your welcome email ie ns1.totalchoicehosting.com or similar. Keep in mind that propagation can take up to 72 hours. I never used Drupal but I would imagine there is a config file etc that you will need to update with your domain name instead of this temporary address. Have I understood your questions/problems correct?

The counter is not needed since you can see stats in your cpanel, so there is not really any need for it. As for the widget problem, have you made sure that the theme and the widgets is compatible with version 2.5? If not, it might cause problems or not work at all.

You´re welcome. As Bruce I use a theme from someone else too, but with a little trial and error you can do pretty much anything with the themes. Modifying anything else I try to stay out of.

To have links and meta removed, I believe you should remove this from the modified code, Bruce posted above: ><li id="links"> <h2>Links</h2> <ul> <?php get_links('-1', '<li>', '</li>', '<br />', FALSE, 'name', FALSE, FALSE, -1, FALSE); ?> </ul> </li> <li id="meta"> <h2>Meta</h2> <ul> <?php wp_register(); ?> <li><?php wp_loginout(); ?></li> <?php wp_meta(); ?> </ul> </li> As always, backup first if anything goes wrong.

If you want, you can post the code here and we´ll go from there.

Welcome to the forum, glamorouscreations. If I understand you correct, you will need to locate something similar to this in your footer.php: ><div id="footer"> <?php bloginfo('name'); ?> © 2007 All rights reserved. <a href="http://www.example.net/wordpress-themes/">Name of theme</a> theme by <a href="http://www.example.net">Name of theme</a>. </div> and remove the bit between the divs. Before you try it, make sure to backup footer.php in case anything goes wrong. As to adding these links to the sidebar, I would add those in a text widget if possible.

Welcome to the forum, Lou.