Eric Daams

The problem is that you’re using position:absolute on the body and the center-blog div.

In your body css rule, remove these bits:

position:absolute;
left:0px;
top:30px;
width:150px;

Also find div.center-blog and remove position:absolute. Once you done that there’ll be a bit of adjusting with margins to get it right, but it’ll scale properly.

cheers,
Eric

Hmm, odd. What’s your site’s url?

On the whole, it looks pretty good to me. A few comments though:

* You have two menus, one on either side of the header. Perhaps you could differentiate these stylistically (ie. background colour, smaller font, lighter shade of grey) to provide a visual clue to which one is more important. As it is, it just sort of makes me wonder why there are two menus at all.

* I’m not 100% convinced by the feature box. The photo works well, but the text below seems a bit of a strange thing to have in the slider. Maybe that’s just because I haven’t seen something like that before though… I suppose the thing is that it looks and feels very much like a standard WordPress excerpt, not like slider material.

Hope that’s helpful!

Cheers,
Eric

Make sure that your single.php and page.php are both calling sidebar (most likely with the get_sidebar() function.

Eric

First of all, you need to make the list items display inline (side by side, rather than top to bottom). To do so, add this rule to your stylesheet;

#navmenu li {display:inline;}

Google Analytics is the one I use. You can set it up easily with the Google Analytics for WordPress plugin.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/

Another one that I haven’t used but has a good reputation is WP-Stats, which will have the stats showing in your site’s back-end (as opposed to Google Analytics where you have to log into Analytics to check your traffic):

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-stats/

Cheers,
Eric

Actually, sorry, first you’ll have to do a foreach statement:

foreach ($posts as $post) {
   if ( $post->post_date > ' . date( 'Y-m-d', strtotime('-30 days') ) ) {
     // output here
   }
}

Hi Lvcanvs,

Those two pages look pretty similar to me; what are you trying to do differently on the tag cloud page?

Eric