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I haven't made any changes myself, and it just started today and seems to be an incorporated part of the design.

I am using the Editorial theme by Woothemes. The default font for the theme is League Gothic, and the .otf file is included in the wp-content folder.

When in the WP Dashboard, under the Editorial theme tab, under general settings, I want to change the Site Title Font. I select the Text Title option and it presents me with a drop down menu of fonts that I can use. However, League Gothic, the default font on the site isn't displayed and I can't find it anywhere.

I have the .OTF file. What folder do I have to put it in to have it display in this drop down menu? Any thoughts? very frustrating...

Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the suggestion. We'll keep that in mind and discuss internally.

Thanks again.

I'd like to suggest Mystile, a free theme by WooThemes as a new theme for the WordPress.com repository. Mystile was originally designed as WooCommerce theme but can easily be used without the WooCommerce features (for example, the shop page and products on the landing page).

The reason I'd like to get Mystile on WordPress.com is because the blog is gorgeous, as you can see on the demo: http://demo2.woothemes.com/?name=mystile

The theme also offers a number of colour options which is fantastic. It's always a pleasure to have a bit of customisation in a theme.

The standard fonts (header, body text etc.) are really attractive. They're clear and easily readable and the layout of the blog is so easy on the eye.

The featured post images are a good size-a plus for an image-rich blog.

The calendar-style date stamp is fun.

Most of all, the first time I saw the Mystile blog page I was hooked. Even more so when I clicked on the "more styles" tab and tried it in the blue and the green. I knew immediately that I wanted to use it on a blog and that it would be a magnificent addition to the WP.com theme collection. It's so beautiful.

WooThemes has contributed numerous themes, free and premium, to WP.com, so hopefully they'd be open to making this one available too.

More info on Mystile here: http://www.woothemes.com/products/mystile/

Regards,

Jo

Sorry the one in my profile is not the site......the site is http://www.stocknetworkmedia.com which is already live and running with the whitelight theme from woothemes.

hope this helps.

Stef

There is no upgrade that you can purchase that will provide FTP access and the ability to upload third party themes to a free hosted WordPress.com blog. To do that you must hire a web host and set up your own WordPress.org install.

Reference links:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/ftp-access/
http://en.support.wordpress.com/themes/adding-new-themes/

The only themes we can use on free hosted WordPress.com blogs are those found here > Appearance > Themes and there is no upgrade you can purchase that changes that.

http://stocknetworkmedia.com/

and category is the correct spelling lol

I am using the whitelight theme from woothemes. I need help setting up the theme to display archives and categories sidebars on all category and archive pages. I know I can manually create customer sidebars for the different categories and add these widgets but as the blog expands this wouldn't make much sense to do everytime.

I'm not sure how to go about doing this.

I hope its clear what I need.

Any help would be appreciated.

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I am using the whitelight theme from woothemes. I need help setting up the theme to display archives and categories sidebars on all category and archive pages. I know I can manually create customer sidebars for the different categories and add these widgets but as the blog expands this wouldn't make much sense to do everytime.

I'm not sure how to go about doing this.

I hope its clear what I need.

Any help would be appreciated.

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crabconnect.com

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i have altered it a fair bit, and removed all the content from the sidebars, but i would love to know how to remove the side bar completely?
as seen here
http://district5ive.com/

I would like to do this for every page.

Thanks

Please post back if that was a different issue and you still need help.

When you do things in the way you have, these are the kinds of issues you run into.

This is a total "hack" but it fixes it.

#wrapper {
margin-left: 350px;
}

I have my sidebar set to float:left and main part of the page floating to the right, but when I when the window's at less than full screen, the sidebar gets completely hidden - you can't scroll over to it, it just gets stuck off page until the window's big enough.

I was wondering if there was any way I'd be able to set it up so it sticks in place and doesn't go off-screen with smaller windows?

(My URL is macinphormer.com)
Here's the code:

#sidebar {<br /> position:absolute;<br /> width:230px;<br /> padding:10px;<br /> background:#FFFFFF;<br /> clip:auto;<br /> float:left;<br /> margin-left:-316px;<br /> margin-top:-241px;<br /> }</p> <p>#main {<br /> width:600px;<br /> float:right;<br /> margin-right:100px;<br /> padding:0;<br /> }

Thanks again