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I just checked your site’s blog which is using the theme and the UL seem to be fine. If the issue is with the rest of the site you might want to check the CSS for the main site with the blog (theme) and make the necessary changes to the site styles.

To change heading and body text size, open style.css and look for these:

body {border:0; margin:0; padding:0; background:#F2F5FE url(”design/bg.gif”) 0 0 repeat-x; font:70%/160% “verdana”,sans-serif; color:#192666; _text-align:center;}

and

h1 {font-size:180%; line-height:100%; font-family:”georgia”,serif; font-weight:normal;}

Make the changes to font sizes defined in percentage.

To make change to the padding between the heading and content, look for this code in style.css:

#content .article h1 {margin:0 -20px; padding:10px; background:#DEE5FD url(”design/content_title_bg.gif”) 0 0 repeat-y; color:#192666;}

Reduce the padding from 10px to what you need.

Also, the discuss link is not powered by our theme, so I am guessing it is on your site using the same template, open header or the main template and hard code the link to your form.

1. my unordered lists aren’t showing the actual bullet points. It’s just showing as one big blob of text.

2. How can I alter the font and font size for both article content and article title?

3. I want to shrink the negative space between the Article Title and the start of the content. Right now, it looks like 10 pxls or so of space. I need it to be more like 5.

Thanks

Nate

I have just ported CrystalX wordpress theme to CrystalX XML blogger template

You can get it at my blog

http://themelib.com/2008/06/crystalx-blogger-template/

The codes obviously got eaten up by the comment form. I will try and answer your question in any case with some assumptions:

To add a URI (no matter what the URI is), you need to do the following.

Assume you want to create a link to the FAQs page in your header. The first thing you need to have is the post URI, which in this case it is:

http://www.headsetoptions.org/faqs/

Next you set the HTML up as follows:

<a href=”http://www.headsetoptions.org/faqs/” title=”FAQ page”>FAQ</a>

Note how I used the full URI and not just

<a href=”/faqs/” title=”FAQ page”>FAQ</a>

link in the old days with HTML.

Try this with your full URI and let us know if it works.

We have this nice theme on an in-house blog. I want to add to the horizontal menu in the header which right now contains this in the header.php file:

<a href=”/”>Home

I want to add tabs for three previously blog entries so I added the horizonal menu like this for example:

<a href=”About

which I added after the ‘home’ code
and, while the ‘About’ tab appeared just fine, it did not link to the URL noted.

Any advise on how to fix would be most appreciated!

First off, the large images in your post are breaking the theme even in FF!

With that said, to answer your question-

The CSS has both the #content and #col (right sidebar) float left, which means, to make the sidebar go to the left, all you need to do it structurally place it ahead of the content. To do so, open index.php (and all other files with same structure like archive, page search, single) and move the < ? php get_sidebar(); ? > over (before) the < div id="content" >

This should work and if you run into some issues, check the paddings and margins on each #content and #col style and make sure they are not in conflict.