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If it helps, I also had this issue and edited the plugin. On line 45 of the functions.php file, there is an if statement that says if it’s the home page or the category page, then return the content without the Pin It button.

if(is_front_page()||is_category()){

If you want it to show up on the front page, change it to this:

if(is_category()){

If you’re interested in customizing it further, you would probably want to read up on Conditional Tags.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags

Well, we’re getting closer. Try this:

wp_get_attachment_image_src($attachment_id, 'full', false)

OK, why don’t you try wp_get_attachment_image_src instead of get_the_attachment_link.

Let me know if that works.

OK, because there is an authentication on the page, I can’t use my Adobe Browser Labs tool to view the site in IE 6 & 7.

I do know that on older versions of IE, you need to be very specific with your style selectors, sometimes an earlier UL or LI style might override your custom settings for .blockcontent-body.

Without being able to further analyze the site, I would suggest you do two things:

One, place an IE conditional statement in your header.php file right before the closing </head> tag.

Here is an example:

<!--[if lte IE 7]>
<style>
.blockcontent-body ul li {
}
</style>
<![endif]-->

This will allow you to play around with padding (space between element and it’s border) and margins (space between outside of item’s border and the elements around it).

The next thing you are going to need to get familiar with are styling the lists themselves, and the general CSS styling commands at your disposal.

I would recommend a ten minute crash course by reading through this post. It will help you get the basics down.

Good luck with your new site!

Can you post a link to the actual site you are developing so I can test?

The code was way too long, apparently. I should’ve known better.

Try this link. I added the code there to the pastebin.

It does not include a bold version, it is using Quicksand Light and Quicksand Book. There is a Quicksand Bold Version, but you would need to download the font here, then go to the cufon font generator here, then add the JavaScript file it produces to the template directory “wp-content/themes/elegance/js/”.

Then, you’d have to figure out where the Cufon code is generated in this theme and alter the Cufon tags to change the #top-navigation li a to use the bold font instead of the Quicksand Light font.

The theme author would be able to answer the question about where the code is being generated from, but you may want to at least check the header.php file first to see if it’s there.

The code you are looking for is:

<script type="text/javascript">
	 Cufon.replace('h1') ('h1 a') ('h2') ('h3') ('h4') ('h5') ('h6')  ('#box p') ('.text-styled') ('.desc') ('blockquote') ('#top-navigation li a', {
	 hover: true
});
	Cufon.replace('#slider .bottom', { fontFamily: 'Quicksand Book' });
	Cufon.replace('h2.entry-title', { fontFamily: 'Quicksand Book' });
</script>

When you find it, you would want to remove the #top-navigation li a bit, then add it as it’s own line item at the bottom like this:

Cufon.replace('#top-navigation li a', { fontFamily: 'Quicksand Bold' });

Beyond that information, there’s not a lot else we can do here. The theme author would be the next person to pick up the ball and help you find the correct place to edit the Cufon markup. Be sure to follow those other steps first so that he or she will need to do nothing more than tell you where to make the edits.

Also, since we have left the realm of “Needing to make the top navigation go across the whole site” and into some other unrelated topics, I would mark this as resolved, attempt to follow the instructions above about Cufon then open another thread if you run into another issue.

Good luck!!!