Marc

And you will also notice there is no “CSS thread” and if you search around you will also see that the only themes and Templates supported by WP is their own. All others are developed by outside sources.

If everyone posed their “non-WordPress” questions i.e. CSS or other themes, to the correct authors this forum would be much easier to navigate for those looking for WP supported problems.

Wouldn’t it have been better to address this problem to the author of the theme? They would be the resident experts on the code they wrote.

You might also “go to school,” or at least ask it in the correct forum:
http://www.csscreator.com/css-forum/index.php?sid=745ccd0281f9c83e931d64825f62402b

Such a smarta** Mark:-)

But as long as you started down that road – How about a plugin that allowed the sense of smell? Old entries could than be given that old “fish wrap” smell. 😛

Excellent point moshu!

Without being specific to sfboarders question, people are too willing to search for a quick solution.

When the best solution is too study the themes code you are trying to emulate and transfering your new found knowledge to your own project.

EDIT: Don’t take my comments personnel sfboarders. But think about what you are asking. For someone to answer your questions one of two things need to happen.

1 They are useing one of the two themes you mention. (1a – If not they must download the themes themselves in order to assist you)

2. They also are familar with your present theme and how inserting new CSS will effect it.

Besides the best way to learn is to do it yourself. I also have no doubt someone will also be able to assist you.

And your best bet at finding a solution?

Contacting MtDewVirus thru their plugin page.

Placeing a gif between posts is easy, see this example: Cranial Cavity

Add something like this to your style sheet:
.seperator
{
margin-top: 50px;
background: #f5f6f7 url (relative path to image)
padding: 5px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
background-color: #ffffff;

text-align: center;
}

then place the div class just after this bit of code in your index.php.

<div class="feedback">
<?php cjd_comment(); ?>
</div>
<?php wp_link_pages(); ?>

Your code may be slightly different dependent on the theme you use.

If you receive one it will show just as a comment or trackback will. As for why you have not seen it work: Sorry can’t help since my move to 1.5 mine have not worked either.

To tell the truth I haven’t chased down the answer. With the ability to use trackbacks it becomes a redundant feature.