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I took a look at this issue tonight and was able to fix your site. Please let us know if it looks OK to you.

It looks like - at one point - you had a total of 8 images uploaded to the "Large Indian Paisley..." post and you deleted 3 of them. I was wondering if you remembered which method you used to delete them. No worries if you do not, but if you do it could help us track down the root of this problem.

Thanks!

Here's a screenshot taken in Chrome 23 showing the blank thumbnails in the sidebar. To make extra sure, I also refreshed following your update to those posts.

I did notice an issue on the post @justjennifer mentioned, which should be resolved now -- the left-aligned image will no longer interfere with the gallery below it.

I'm not seeing blank thumbnails in the sidebar, however. Can you be more specific about the issues you're encountering? Providing a screenshot would be especially helpful, too. Thanks!

I'll tag this for Staff assistance; please be patient while they get back to you.

Also, how are you inserting the single image in each post? Do you insert each individually and set the alignment to Left or None? Some of the images seem to be too large for the accompanying text and thereby knocking the Gallery below it out of alignment. (example) Perhaps you could try with a smaller image or by resizing the inserted image to see if that corrects the alignment for you.

The Gallery in your theme does have a colored background by default. See this post in the demo site for comparison. http://ideationandintentdemo.wordpress.com/2011/07/07/fall-in-luxembourg/#

Unless you are using a Custom Menu, all published Parent Pages should appear in the theme's Navbar automatically. See here for more info on Custom Menus:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/menus/
http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2011/12/19/custom-menus/

Also, do new 'Pages' appear at the top of the blog alongside 'Home' and 'About' (on Ideation & Intent)? If not, how can I create new tabs here?

Thank you!

This is important to me not only because of the visual clutter, but also because my blog is supposed to be pseudonymous, and I didn't realize that the photo names would show up when the mouse hovers over the pics, so I need to replace them.

Help?

clericus17

I have a blog using the theme "ideation & intent." I upgraded to modify the font and the css. I have quite a few questions, but I'll just stick with one per topic.

First, question: how do I change the font color to black in the body text?

Thanks in advance.

See here for Disabling Infinite Scroll on your WordPress.com Blog http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2012/03/16/disabling-infinite-scroll-on-your-wordpress-com-blog/

Note that "disabling" the infinite scroll feature (when you use footer widgets) simply changes it from loading automatically to loading via the "Load More Posts" tab, and you can't disable the appearance that tab without the Custom Design upgrade.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/

Im using the theme Ideation & Intent.

This is really a wicked theme, but I really dislike how ALL of my posts are being laundry listed on the front page. I thought I could limit it with the settings > reading > blog pages shows at most. But that did not solve it. It only limited the number of posts displayed on those category pages, but not on the home page.

Is there a way to limit the number of latest posts on the front page with this theme?

Much appreciation in advance for your help!

a {
color: #EE4E00;
}

But if you just want to do just the links in the content area, you can do this

.entry-content a {
color: #EE4E00;
}

The first above will also catch the category links, but if you wanted to do them separately, then use the following

.cat-links a {
color: #EE4E00;
}

.widget a {
color: #6C9A9F;
}

This will change the number of posts and bullet colors in the sidebar if you wish.

.widget li {
color: #CC0000;
}

This is the background color for the prev/next links.

.entry-navigation a {
background: #FC5605;
}