Len

You can insert it anywhere in the style sheet you want. For the sake of organization you can place it with the rest of the .entry bits.

Something else you should know. The style sheet that theme uses is fairly simplistic so any changes you make to the link colour will affect ALL of the link colours site-wide. If you only want to change the colour of links in your posts you can add this to your style sheet,

.entry a{color: XXX; text-decoration: XXX;}
.entry a:hover{color: XXX; text-decoration: XXX;}

Obviously replace the XXX with the proper declarations. You can do the same for links ANYWERE in the site.

.sidebar a {BLAH BLAH;} will style links in the sidebar only.

If you want to change the link colour of the post titles look for…

.post h2{
	padding: 15px 0 0;
	font-weight: normal;
	color: #5d5f61;
	text-transform: uppercase;

}

…and add,

.post h2 a{BLAH BLAH;]
.post h2 a:hover{BLAH BLAH;}

and so forth.

Did you temporarily disable your site? I went to the link you posted and got a blank page. Viewing the source tells me you are using a meta redirect (i have meta redirects disabled) to another site, a non-wordpress site.

What’s on Line 9 of page.php? Sounds like a non-existent function is being called. Is there a plugin you forgot to upload/activate with that theme?

WordPress can handle all of that.

@dgold – I don’t use the visual editor either. In fact I abhor the thing.

@strangeattractor – I modded core files which is something I advise against for 2 reasons:

1. If you don’t know what you’re doing you can completely f**k your site
2. Your mod will vanish the next time you upgrade.

Having said that the file you’re dealing with is located at wp-includes/js/quicktags.js Open quicktags.js and at about Line 60 you’ll see…

edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_block'
,'b-quote'
,'\n\n<blockquote>'
,'</blockquote>\n\n'
,'q'
);

Somewhere below that add…

edButtons[edButtons.length] =
new edButton('ed_pull'
,'p-quote'
,'\n\n<blockquote class="mag">'
,'</blockquote>\n\n'
,''
);

That will add the pullquote button to the toolbar.

This is going to sound redundant but are you absolutely positive the name of the database you’re trying to connect to is halfside_wordpress and that the user halfside_phil has the proper permissions.

we were unable to connect

That’s not the same error message. Either you have the wrong username or password.

WordPress goes in the public_html directory.