ferdri3

you are right, but it actually saves time and shouldnt be that much work to program.. position: fixed; if I remember correctly.. just cant find where lol

EDIT: got it already.. was busy with something else.. anyway, I think they should just add that in 3.4 it doesnt seem like much, but it helps lol

I managed to get what I wanted.. instead of changing loop.php for 5 hours, I should of changed loop-single.php

I use “inspect element” in google chrome, which works kinda the same as firebug.

The code you gave me worked perfect! Thanks a lot!

Thanks alchymyth that worked perfect!

Another question, now I see that in my posts even the header gets a colored background. I build this childtheme with
#wrapper: { background: transparent; }
so I totally forgot that it covered the whole webpage.. anything I can about that?

PS. for others asking the same (first – on top of this page) question:
add
.page #wrapper { background: transparent; }
to your childtheme’s css file

additional information:

The folder has 9 php files:
– admin.php
– bloglist.php
– broadcast-posts.php
– cache.php
– multisite-widgets.php
– post-feed.php
– recent-comments.php
– recent-posts.php
– functions.php

Anyone good with PHP could help me I guess.
I don’t know if it is any help but here is the functions.php code:

<?php
function diamond_arr_to_str($arg) {
	$ret = '';
	if (!$arg || $arg == '')
		return $ret;
	foreach($arg AS $a)
		$ret.=$a;
	return $ret;
}

function get_format_txt($code) {
	if ($code && $code != '' && mb_substr($code, 0, 8) == 'encrypt:')
		return base64_decode(mb_substr($code, 8));
	return $code;
}

function get_format_code($txt) {
	if ($txt && $txt != '')
		return 'encrypt:' . base64_encode($txt);
	return $txt;
}
?>