Lorelle

For creating links to all kinds of pages, just put the link into your sidebar like you would any other link. See this for more information:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Linking_Posts_Pages_and_Categories

To call a page within a page, you can use the PHP “include” or an iframe, or…. well, there are lots of options depending upon what is “in” the html page.

And also check out the WordPress Codex for a lot of help and answers: http://codex.wordpress.org

There is also a section with information for beginners

I had to hunt to find what you are talking about: http://www.josalmon.co.uk/2005/07/unite-against-terror/

So what is happening is that there is no “space” between the paragraphs in the comments.

Let’s start with the fact that I tried three times to validate your page and couldn’t. FIX THAT.

Once that is fixed, go into your style.css file for your Theme and add something like this:

.commenttext p {margin:5px 0px; }

Or use padding or whatever to add space to the top and bottom of the paragraph. Change the number to your specifications. The first number sets the top AND bottom and the second the LEFT and RIGHT.

Later: It looks like the problem may be 1) your Theme header is bad or has errors, or 2) your host is denying access in some way. Get this error fixed. It could lead to bigger problems down the way.

The search results are generated following the Template Hierarchy found at http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy

If it can’t find the search.php, it will use the index.php or single.php, depending upon where you begin the search from.

Check all of those templates for style references under the “if not found” part of the WordPress Loop. And if you are using custom category templates, consider looking there, too.

Have you tried it with <blockquote> to see if it has the same effect?

Help is on one of the many other posts you’ve left in the forum. And here is more help to guide you along the path.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_the_Support_Forums

You posted this a while ago and the answer was given then.

You need to call a new header file for that particular books.php file that has the title as you wrote it in place of the one usually there by WordPress using the bloginfo() template tag.

And honestly, for the most part, other than the occassional search engine, not that many people really “look” at the title of your site on the browser. They are more interested in the link.

See http://codex.wordpress.org/Importing_Content for all the specifics.

You can get them into your current database, and as long as the data is different, it will just add them.