redrooster123

I could do that, but found a nice clean alternative:

http://wpguy.com/plugins/category-order/

Thanks!

Im not sure it is – I just tried that in there – spitting back errors!

Thanks for the effort tho

<!-- header -->
  <div id="header-wrap">
   <div id="header" class="block-content">
      <!-- main navigation -->
     <div id="nav-wrap1">
      <div id="nav-wrap2">
        <ul id="nav">
         <?php

<li<?php if (is_home()) { echo ' class="current-cat"'; ) ?>>
  <a class="fadeThis" href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>"
    <span>Home</span>
  </a>
</li>
          if((get_option('show_on_front')<>'page') && (get_option('arclite_topnav')<>'categories')) {
           if(is_home() && !is_paged()){ ?>
            <li id="nav-homelink" class="current_page_item"><a class="fadeThis" href="<?php echo get_settings('home'); ?>" title="<?php _e('You are Home','arclite'); ?>"><span><?php _e('Home','arclite'); ?></span></a></li>
           <?php } else { ?>
            <li id="nav-homelink"><a class="fadeThis" href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>" title="<?php _e('Click for Home','arclite'); ?>"><span><?php _e('Home','arclite'); ?></span></a></li>
          <?php
           }
          } ?>
         <?php

Hi esmi,

Thanks for the advice – I went back to basics – stripped out the php ‘@ import’ commands to stop pulling the redundant style sheets and spent the last 2 and a half hours cutting and pasting the suspicious CSS…. it was this that was causing the problem:

.alignright {
float:right;
width:auto;
}

all this was controlling was the position of a post image 🙂 All is now appearing in IE7!!! All I need to do now is sort out the style of each of these pages, as at the moment it looks a bit turd.

Thanks for the help!