This morning when I logged into my WordPress I noticed the notification to update to version 2.8.5. I was hesitant as it might change up some of the work and modifications to the version I'm currently using (2.8.4). It turns out it was a small update from 2.8.4 but an essential one. For those of you who are using anything older I strongly urge you to prioritize and update as there has been many major security updates since.
So you have a WordPress blog but you're also creating pages not through WordPress. You're thinking about how to incorporate your categories menu, archive menu and other elements into the other pages you're making. Well it is very simple and I'll show you exactly how.
Here I am working in WordPress and posting articles and little did I know articles were being posted justified aligned. This would make sense as blogs tend to have the newspaper/article written feel (sometimes). I did not like this at all as since grade 7 I started liking my writing to be left aligned. So if you're reading this you may have already noticed that the posting is in a left align format. I'll Show you how.
As I was setting up this blog I was disgusted by the bullets that were implemented to the menu on the right (they call it side bar). I thought to myself, no biggie, I'll just remove it when skinning/theming this thing. As I have built many themes for different forums in the past I believe this wouldn't be such a hard task. After some searching I have found this article, but by editing the CSS it did not work for me. So here I'm sharing a method to hard code out the bullets in the side bar of the default WordPress theme Kubrick.
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