Marc

You most likely have an extra space in the theme-switcher.php file.

Check to ensure there is no extra spaces either before <php? at the beginning of the plugin file or after the closing ?> tag.

Again, this is the exact code from my blog with the same theme that should be entered. If that is resulting in all your gravs displaying your default image the problem is somewhere else and not with this code. Hint, or not: If an Email addy is not entered on a comment it will display your default grav even if the individual hs a grav of their own.

<img src="<?php gravatar("R", 38, "http://cranialcavity.net/fullthrottle/wp/wp-images/flag-grav.gif",

"000000"); ?>" alt="" /></div>

One thing you can do is make your gravs smaller, about 40×40. That would help alignment and speed loading from the gravatar server.

Then try this code:
.gravatar {
position: relative;
float: left;
margin: 0 10px 2px 15px;
border:1px solid #999 !important;
padding:3px !important;
clear: both;
}

see if that changes the display. Note with comments that a very short, say one line, they still may not align correctly. When that happens I just go in and edit the comment by splitting it and adding blank lines between sentences.

You can start here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/the_loop

Check the instruction given with the plugin code. The R/38 tells the plugin to restrict images to a “R” rating and the 30 is the px width of the image.

Here is the code from my comment.php, that is also the same theme so it should match yours. You can see the appearence here.

<?php comment_date('F j, Y') ?>
@ <a href="#comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>" title="<?php _e('Permanent link to this comment'); ?>"><?php comment_time() ?></a>
<?php edit_comment_link(__("Edit"), ' · ', ''); ?>

<div style="clear:both;">

<strong><div class="img-dec"><img src="<?php gravatar("R", 38, "http://cranialcavity.net/fullthrottle/wp/wp-images/flag-grav.gif&quot;,

"000000"); ?>" alt="" /></div></strong>

<?php comment_text() ?>
</li>

Pay attention to the code between “clear both>” and “php comment text” Look for the same code and enter your gravatar code.

Just what are you talking about? A favicon is designed to be 16×16 so it fits in the address window of your browser. Like this one.
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/services/favicon/

If you mean to say gravatar you need this plugin to show them:
ttp://www.gravatar.com/implement.php#section_2_2

If you want to let your readers sign up for a gravatar you need this plugin:
http://txfx.net/2005/03/11/wp-gravatar-signup/

A gravatar can be any size from 80×80 or smaller you set the parameter in the first plugin.

On another note, last time I checked this was a WP support forum. I could be wrong, but I think not. And remember Google is your friend: