Megan's right. A working link

webwiz — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 23:49:56 +0000

Megan's right. A working link is worth a thousand words.
One way to get a sample page is to open one in your browser, then use your browser's "save as complete page" choice from the menu. Then take out any sensitive information from the saved HTML and upload the page and its related _files folder to a server somewhere.

That's assuming you can't post a direct link for some reason.

P.S. I recommend the Firefox add-on "Save Complete" as it even saves code that's "hidden" with Microsoft's so-called "conditional comments."

Hello, The first thing you

Megan — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 15:51:00 +0000

Hello,

The first thing you should do is get that CSS out of the HTML code and put it in a separate stylesheet. Secondly, it's useful to post a working link when asking for help. That makes it a lot easier for people to help you. Rather than reading through the code we can use Firebug or similar tools to see what's going on and what fixes the problem. Without real content in here it's difficult to see what's going on. The stylesheet referenced at images/stylesheet.css is also important to see.

What's with the {% placeholders in here? Is that a new way of doing Wordpress theming? I've never seen that before ....

What I can see here is that the header has a width of 962 pixels while the content is 732 pixels. Reducing the header to 732 could theoretically solve this problem, but would probably cause other problems with the display.

Really, this theme doesn't look to be very well coded to me... (given the mixing of CSS in this HTML code).