That’s just in the live preview but go visit your blog and you’ll see they are there :)

Thank you :3

And uhm, I think the problem is that the theme recognises the images as sidebarimages, so it automatically resizes them to 190x250px. To fix this, find this in the code:

#sidebar:hover .desc {

and then add before that

    .desc img {
    width: auto!important;
    height: auto!important;
    }

It’s your online counters, they mess with the pagination for some reason.

The colour is the normal font colour

As for your other question, find

<div id="icon"><img src="{PortraitURL-64}" /></div>

and delete it. I haven’t tested it though so it could be that the pagination and the links on the other side are affected by this change. If that happens, put the codebit back in and either choose another picture to display or another theme

Have a look at the faq :) no HTML involved at all

That seemed to be a permanent tumblr bug and I updated the code a while ago, so you could just re-install it and the button will work again :)

You don’t have to edit the code you just upload it

the measurements of the image are in the theme post’s description

You opened two <i>-tags in your description but didn’t close them.

Yes you can :)

Yes, of course that’s possible but it involves some more major customisations and I don’t help with that, sorry. You’d have to edit #topblock3, that’s where the blogroll is :)

I don’t know, ask Google :) I only help with theme issues, not with third-party applications.

Find

#header img {

and change

opacity: 0.8;

to

opacity: 1;

Find this in your code

#posts p a {
font-family: 'Special Elite', cursive;

and change it to the font you want :) just make sure you close the line with a semicolon at the end

Yes, I know, ehm … it’s because I only defined the first 2 persons and then got lazy, um.

But in my defense I have to say that back then I thought tumblr would just repeat the two after that, which … it clearly doesn’t and I’m sorry for that. You can add the rest manually if you want, if you find this in your code:

.person2 {background-color: {color: background}; color: {color: bold}; letter-spacing:0px; border: 0px solid {color:border};}
.person2 .label { font-weight: bold; padding: 0px; margin-left: 5px; color: {color: bold};}

and just go on for as many ‘persons’ as you want/need :) you can add individual styles to each person, too, like make one bold and the next italic and the next after that a different colour etc.

There’s another way to deal with chat posts and I’ve been doing that for the past couple of themes, but it involves a lot of re-coding on your part and I don’t have the time to explain rn. If it still bothers you and you know the basics to understanding HTML and CSS, you can have a look in my newer theme codes to see how I did it and apply it yourself :)