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9:03 am
March 21, 2009
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kirkpete
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In the theme settings area, wherever there's a link that says something like "View background graphic choices", I can't see the samples — clicking such a link pops open a new window with a 404 Not Found error
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9:17 am
March 21, 2009
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Ryan
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If you notice, it says your WP installation must be in the root directory of your domain. If you installed WP in a sub folder, the links won't work because of the way they have to be coded in the array. The alternative was to link to my server, but I didn't want to run into bandwith issues.
Actually, that's a FlexSqueeze notice, so if you're running Flexibility 2, you won't see that, but it's the same issue.
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1:09 pm
March 21, 2009
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kirkpete
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I'm running Flexibility 2, with WP in a subdirectory. As a workaround, I figured out how to page through the image files on my hard drive.
Next question: Is there a setting to allow links in text to be underlined? Seems like I can adjust the color but not make it underlined. 
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2:01 pm
March 21, 2009
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Ryan
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If you want text links within your post section to be underlined, simply add this to the end of your style.php file:
#content .postcontent a, #content .postcontent a:link {
text-decoration:underline;
}
The theme doesn't use underlined links by default.
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4:20 am
March 22, 2009
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kirkpete
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That did the trick, thanks
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