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I've been tweaking a template today for a WordPress blog I installed for hubby, but I'm having an issue with part of the index.php. It has this plugin that adds a note as to who made the post and what time of day (take a look at ht*p://evil.gryfalia.com).

 

Saying I'm a novice at php would probably be the understatement of the year. :blink: I've tried deleting out parts of the code, but no matter what I do, it messes up the page. Can anyone more knowledgeable than I tell me what should be deleted and what has to stay to make the page work? Thanks :tchrocks:

index.php

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Edit: I had given up, but I'm back at it again because I hate not being able to figure something out.

Edited by bellringr
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It looks to me like you should delete this entire line of code:

><strong><?php the_author() ?> wrote this <?php inner_time_of_day(abs(strtotime($post->post_date))); ?>:</strong>

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That did it - thanks!

 

I'm really struggling with this css. I want the body of the blog to expand according to the viewer's resolution, but I've messed with every single width, changed them to percentages, etc. and it either does nothing or messes it up. I'm not asking anyone to go through my css - I'm just venting. :D

 

I'm almost back to giving up.

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