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I dont know how to get the templates. I also dont know how to get them on the blog.
Haylie

also i dont know how to create a new template
haylie

http://wordpress.org/support/7/15144

i dont get what that has to do with what i am asking
haylie

http://wiki.wordpress.org/Templates%20or%20Themes%20List

thank you macmanx.
can anyone help me on this
like on this site they have like on the frst column where they post all there updates http://www.burning-fire.net and i was wondering i want to do that with my site http://www.true-angel.com but when i link the blog http://true-angel.com/blog/index.php it gives me the whole blog calendar and etc. but i only want my entries to appear any idea on how i do that

Yes, anybody can help. I mean anybody can point to the answers ( as did macmanx above) but there is no solution that will happen by one single click :)
What you want is integrating your blog into an existing site (BTW, these are all good keywords for search), and then you want to tweak your CSS file for the blog.

so the blog i want is called intergrating blog? is that correct moshu and thank you

Hey, Piper, try to find (by search in the upper right corner :) threads like this one to learn how others did it
http://wordpress.org/support/3/7139

Moshu,
I am still lost. I am new to all this blog stuff.
Haylie

You just have to try these things and keep a backup copy of everything you're working on. The best way to learn is always trial-and-error.

Haylie, here's how I would go about it if I were you, given that you don't know too much about what's going on (I gather) with HTML, CSS, your template, WordPress.
Copy and paste the contents of your index.php file into Notepad or whatever you use to edit your HTML files. Notepad (or the Mac equivalent if you are not on a PC) will do just fine.
You need to figure out the structure of the page. Divisions with IDs (e.g., #header, #footer, #content, etc.) usually signify a major element of the page's structure. In your case, what you want to zone in on right now is the #menu section. It starts with this piece of code:
<div id="menu">
You need to look carefully at what is contained within this section. Don't take away too much. Looks like you want to get rid of the calendar at least. Perhaps you don't want the archives in there either. Judging from the layout sample you provided (burning-fire.net), you don't want the archives. Feel free to go ahead and take out these pieces of code AND NO OTHERS for right now:
To remove the calendar, take this out:
<li id="calendar">
<?php get_calendar(); ?>