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I just got WordPress working on my site to use a blog just to test for the moment and the first annoying thing is that I can't type numbers correctly eg. 0 becomes o when its blogged. Is there anyway I can enable typing of numbers by changing the font or something? I'm not a master of the options of WordPress being new to it and have no idea why its doing this :/

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There's nothing wrong with Wordpress, it's just the font the classic theme uses were its 0 looks like a o.

If you have installed the lastest version of WordPress (1.5), use its default theme, Kubrick. Since Kubrick doesnt use that font and it looks much slicker, i'd recommend you to switch to it. :)

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Is there anyway to just change the font it uses or is it incoprorated into the font?

Also this is what I see for the Themes:

WordPress Classic 1.5 Dave Shea The original WordPress theme that graced versions 1.2.x and prior. Active Theme

WordPress Default 1.5 Michael Heilemann The default WordPress theme based on the famous Kubrick. Select

Kubrick = WordPress Classic 1.5? If it does it looks less clean than the WordPress Default 1.5 :/

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Found a website with it using numbers properly and the theme I want as well:

http://www.alexking.org/software/wordpress/themes/blog/

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sorry I missed that out. If you want to retain the theme but change its font, edit it's styles.css tru the Theme Editor. Find something like 'font-family' or 'font' then edit them with into your choice of fonts. Also, make sure you have CHMODed the theme files (styles.css) to the values of 666.

btw, Kubrick is the Default theme. The default and classic theme are two different themes. ;)

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  ember? said:
I think you should just download and install the LetterHead theme which can be found here since you wanted your blog to look like that website you referred earlier.

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But that will change the logo completely...or? I ask because I can't try until I am home in a few hours anyway otherwise I would just try now.

Joel, cheer(Y)Y)

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