As commented earlier, the way to do it is hack both the CSS and php. I might work on it soon, I will make the announcement on this site.

Great work, btw.

The #content is sort of out of place…and i couldn’t seem to see it at first.

Thanks

Any hints would be great. Again, Thanks!

-Chris

To reduce padding between elements and sidebars open style2.css and look for this:

#subcontent1 {
float:right;
width:190px;
padding:15px 20px 0 15px;
font-size:0.9em;
line-height:1.5em;
}

and

#subcontent2 {
float:right;
width:190px;
padding:15px 20px 0 15px;
font-size:0.9em;
line-height:1.5em;
}

In both instances, reduce the padding 20px to right and 15px to the left (padding is set clockwise -top, right, bottom and left).

And if I do release the theme, I will announce it on this site and on Theme Viewer.

I would really be interested in having this theme with one sidebar to the left and one to the right.

Another question…how can I make the space between each of the sidebars and between the sidebar and the content less…I want to waste less screen-estate (my new word of the day)

I’ve been hacking at this theme for almost a month, and it’s soooo confusing to me. I can’t figure out what’s relationed to what, and things just don’t work as I expect them too…

Thanks!

And please, would you send me a notice if you do end up releasing a new version of the Praca Redux with left and right sidebars?

I’ll send you notice if I end up getting it to work myself too.

Thanks, I reall appreciate it. You do great work with themes by the way.

-Chris

Changing the CSS along will NOT make the one of the two sidebars to move left, you need to also make changes to the sidebar.php file. I requires a lot of hacking, both CSS and .php

I might make one of those if there is enough interest!

If you suspect plugin, the easiest thing to do is deactivate the plugins and check it makes any difference, if not, open the original theme files and copy paste everythig in single.php into your current file or simply replace it with the original file via http://FTP.

THanks!

-Chris

?php the_permalink() ? followed by title=”Permalink”

I am guessing this is not the way it should be heh? Should I just change at to your suggestion above? Since I never changed anything by hand, I am guessing some plug in is causing this. Thanks!

I think the code you pasted got removed, do not include the when you paste PHP codes in your comments. As long as you are using single.php from the original theme file, you should be good.

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While fixing packfills site, I discvered a quick fix for the IE header grey area issue, here it is:

Open style2.css and look for this:

#logo {
height:100px;
width:980px;
margin-left:auto;
margin-right:auto;
margin-top:0;
margin-bottom:0;
}

Add a line of code at the very top liek this:

_height:70px;

Although the underscore fix is not valid, it could be used to fix IE issues. So the resultant code should look like this:

#logo {
_height:70px;
height:100px;
width:980px;
margin-left:auto;
margin-right:auto;
margin-top:0;
margin-bottom:0;
}

Also, open header.php and delete these lines (will be between ):

h1 id=”blogname”
a href=”"
?php bloginfo(’name’); ?
/a
/h1

div class=”description”
?php bloginfo(’description’); ?
/div

That should shift the grey up and should look fine in IE. Check and let me know if it works for you!

It appears like your image is behind the background image. Try adding a position and z-index to the syle. Usually, you should chose something like this:

position:relative;
z-index:1000;

That will put your header image above your background image.

For the comment regarding trackback, can you tell me what theme you were using and I could check to see how it auto-filled the forms?

As for the number of posts/archives are concerned, it is possible to make 2 posts show on the main page and 10 archive posts and such, but would require you use a conditional query in the index.php page, are you up for that?

Check the codex for some examples of conditional calls within a loop.

Both of your images are called skyline.gif, yest you define their size differently? Also, send me your URL for me to check, I might be able to better help you that way!

That is strange, I just checked the original files and it has the h2 header tag for headings in the single page. To check, open signle.php from WP Admin > Presentation > Theme Editor > and open Single Post (single.php) file and look for the h2 tag with the WP tag (below) for title within it:

?php the_title(); ?

Let me know what you find!