Ryan Fitzer

This site does something similar to what your looking for. Hit the three little links at the bottom.

http://www.sarahjanesemrad.com

Doesn’t seem to hard but I haven’t made any attempt to duplicate it. Let me know if you get it to work.

I understand. Then this means to need to write a css rule to style that pesky <ul> element exactly how you want it. An example would be (this will take out the indent):

.post-meta {
list-style: none;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}

Good luck. And thanks for the theme info.

Sounds like a CSS padding or margin problem. What browser are you using?

Well, England might be busy. But I can help. Looking at your source I found this:
<li><span class="post-meta-key">Currently Playing:</span> Donkey Konga 2 (Gamecube)</li>

This means you can create a new CSS class named “.post-meta-key” and style it how you would want.

Then I think my advice about altering the loop would be the answer.

You will have to create new template pages for each category and customize the loop in each template to only show the selected category. This article in the codex can get you started. Once you have the templates, you can create pages (or child pages) using those templates. The sidebar section “Page Template” in the pages section of your site’s admin will have a list of templates to choose from.

edit:
Don’t know what happened there. Fixed the link. But HandySolo’s might do better.

This would mean heavily altering “the loop” in index.php located in your theme’s folder. Read this to get an understanding of what the loop does:

http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop