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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: Laugh[/u][p][QUOTE][u]Quote by: Sculley[/u][p]Where is style css and where is header.thtml and footer?

I know the difference between html and css....I build sites.  In WP, when you are in one, you're in the other.  Not to compare, but it sure seems easier to find your way around.

Everyone keeps answering me....it's in Config but I don't see where?  I've searched in the documentation and can't find the answer either.  I would think I would go to Admin > Config > Theme for the header, footer and css, but I don't see anything but settings on the right.  Please show me.  Thanks very much.[/p][/QUOTE]

All theme files (fheader, footer, blocks, style.css, etc..) are usually kept in your theme directory. Some plugins also have their own templates which are usually kept in the plugins directory. You will have to change these files with a text editor since there is no built in way to do so.

/public_html/layout/your_theme_name/

For more friendly urls you can also Enable URL Rewrite. It is on the first page of the geeklog configuration under the copyright year settting.[/p][/QUOTE]

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