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So, I’ve made a template, based upon a free css template I once found.

I know I still need to work on the right column, so it looks more like the left one, but no matter what I do, it wouldn’t work. Also the dot before each sidebar categorie has to go, but when I remove the <li> and/or the <ul> the thing doesn’t work anymore. My guess is that it is somewhere in the CSS file, but I’m not good enough to work with those things.

My site is at http://www.stupidnothings.com

I added a zip file, with the templates used.

When you critics, please also help me with correcting them.

The css and xhtml valid links will be removed once I’m back from fitness later today, as it appears the theme is no longer valid with css and xhtml. The linkback to the original creator will then also be restored.

To get rid of “the dot” in your CSS look for where that list is styled. If the div that wraps it is (for example <div class=“right-col-list”> then in your CSS you should see something like

.right-col-list ul { }
.right-col-list li { }

for the li add:

list-style: none;

that should ditch the dot 😊 Also, if you’re not good with CSS then use Firefox and get the FireBug plugin. That’ll make your CSS learning much easier.

Thanks. Will look at it tomorrow. Now it’s time to find my bed 😊