Len

@ Zoomrix – how did you implement it?

There are a few different approaches you could take the easiest being a conditional in header.php

Let’s assume the page you want styled differently has the numerical ID of 123. Create a new style sheet for that page – for the sake of simplicity call it pg-123.css – and upload it to your theme’s folder.

Next, open header.php and look for the call to your theme’s style sheet. It will look something like …

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />

… and wrap a few lines of code around it so it looks like this,

<?php if ( is_page('123') ) { ?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/pg-123.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<?php } else { ?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>"  type="text/css" media="screen" />
<?php } ?>

What this says is if we are on the page with the numerical ID of 123 use pg-123.css and if not use the regular style sheet. If you want to do this for more than one page you will need to use elseif statements as well.

I’m looking at whatever template file is used to display this URL,

wjarrie.com/reviewsoccer

It would be either index.php or home.php (if you have a home.php)

Make sure the comment template is being called –> <?php comments_template(); ?>

Look at the difference between your theme’s single.php and page.php

header.php

Do i need hiring a server to hosting it necessarily?

If you don’t have your own server where else are you going to host it? With respect to customizing it yes you customize it all you want.

BTW, I checked out the theme you linked to. STAY AWAY from it. It contains obfuscated code in footer.php

The author’s web site is still hacked. It is also running WP 2.5 (no wonder it is hacked)

I haven’t looked at the plugin but I certainly wouldn’t download anything from that site right now.

is 2.6.2 still safe

Might want to read this.

will it continue to be supported for security issues?

Short answer – no. The only version of WordPress that is supported, aside from the current 2.7, is the Legacy 2.0 Branch of which 2.0.11 is the latest.

Looking at the source code of that entry on the front page I see an unclosed <strong> tag.