If you like to move the sidebar location from right to left, just modify a couple of lines of code in style.css. Here’s the code:
That’s it. The sidebar should be on the left side of the page now.
Drew of http://isall.org pointed out to me that certain areas of the calendar that’s located in the sidebar are displaying a white background when you rollover a mouse. It looks like I forgot to change the background color of the �td.pad:hover� attribute in CSS. To correct the problem, just edit the “style.css” file and change the background-color to black. There’s a sample code below.
I noticed in the original Black-Letterhead theme, the footer section didn’t exactly line up with the rest of the layout. So, I made some minor changes to CSS to correct this. This code fixes the layout problem for Firefox users, but not IE. If you have a fix for IE, please let me know.
I also added (20px) in the “body” to add footer space for IE users.
If you like to add a header image to the Black-Letterhead theme, follow this thread in the WordPress Support Forum. You can also check out http://fireofthemind.com website to see how a header image was incorporated in the Black-Letterhead theme.
I also would like to add the step-by-step instructions made by envelooponline.
One of the shortcomings of the Black-Letterhead theme when it first came out was, there was no spacing between the images and the text. I’ve added margins of 7px around the images located in the post section. Notice, there is now spacing between this Fantastic Four image and this text.
The change is cosmetic, but it makes a big difference to the layout and presentation. To add space around the images, edit the “style.css” file located in the Black-Letterhead directory and use the code below.
I also like how Aitortxu has done here.