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Can anbody give me an idea of what’s causing comments to bypass moderation?

There are two on the page that I just tried.

The Ajax checker finds spelling errors but won’t save the corrected word. It’s also very slow. But’t seems better than nothing. At least I can find them.

Spell Checker doesn’t work with WP 2.

Thank you so much!! That fixed it.

Moshu or anyone else, do you have any information that could help me?
Thanks.

Thank you very much!

Some more information . . .
The image is in a print.css file with this line.

#masthead {background-image: url(‘images/header.jpg’);}

That same line is in the style.css. Actually, I have no idea what I’m doing with the print.css and styles in general. I used the instructions here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Styling_for_Print.

I took the entire style.css and used in print.css hoping that I’d get lucky. Now the print looks close to the browser version, but again, the image doesn’t show.

Actually, I do have that installed and I think it’s doing what it’s supposed to do. Let me describe what I’m trying to do. Maybe I’m going about it wrong.

I’d like my web site to have the same look as WP as far as headers and footers are concerned with WP installed in a subdirectory. So I thought that what I should do is use the code in my first message to “insert” the header in the site’s html files. Like I said. that hasn’t worked as described in the article but I’m probably doing something wrong.

What the static-front plug-in does is start the blog with the Page that has a slug of Home. But what I’m trying to do is have my home page in a normal html file outside the WP and again, have all the web pages take on the same look and feel.

Boy, I hope I’m being clear enough.

The only style sheets in my installation are wp-admin.css and style.css. I’m also a beginner with style sheets. Is there somewhere I can get the style sheet that prints WSWIG and install it in my setup?

This happens with the Default theme.