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Thanks, guys.

draaku, I will add one now. Thanks for pointing that out.

So I thought when you asked about what folder my files were in and I’ve started moving things around already.

I’ve read more documents on this in the last few days than you can imagine. It’s just a little overwhelming for me right now because I’ve been away from the net for a while. I’ve actually used WordPress before and had no problem at all with modifying it to my liking in one day. I don’t know if WP has changed that much since releasing 1.5 or I’m just out of practice.

Anyway, thanks for the help. I’m at least moving foward again, so that’s a plus.

Thanks. It’s still a mess. :/ New file. http://pastebin.com/461866

Ok, moshu, I do have a single.php page so should the content of that be the same as my index.php?

Yeah, I just installed Firefox on my new system today. I don’t know why I waited so long to get it back. I was lucky and only had to add a couple of br tags after div tags to view properly in Firefox. When it’s a personal site, I guess it doesn’t have to be perfectly valid, but I’d like it to be. Just so long as the “blog crowd” doesn’t run that validator on every site they go to, we’ll be alright.

Holy close tags Batman! I’ve just run http://validator.w3.org/ and all it comes up with over and over are my close tags. < or > Don’t you have to have those? I mean, if you don’t have those things don’t show up. Interesting stuff. 😉

Thanks. That did it.

I’m still far from finished revamping everything on my site. I actually c/p’d from some of my old (very old) css so it doesn’t surprise me that it’s not valid anymore. I am curious though, how do you know whether or not your css is valid? (well I guess those links will tell me that, huh?) I’ve viewed in IE and Firefox and everything looks peachy, aside from the fact that I haven’t finished the design by a long shot. Or does whether it’s viewable in all browsers come into play at all? Thanks for the links.