there’s only one version; the option you’re looking for is the dropdown in the customization panel at the left hand side of the screen under “blog info”.

change it to “header”.

in the HTML, find:

{block:ifProfileImage}<img src=“{image:Profile}” id=“side-img”></a>{/block:ifProfileImage}

and replace the bolded section with <a href=“/”><img src=“{image:Profile}” id=“side-img”></a>

thanks!

for the links, delete this section of the CSS:

p a:hover, li a:hover {box-shadow: inset 0 -1.25em 0 {color:accent}; color: {color:background};}

I’m not quite sure what you mean in your second question so correct me if I’m wrong, but make sure the “Centered Text” option in your customization panel is turned off.

thanks! and well, no, because the sidebar image is coded to automatically resize. but if you really want to make sure your uploaded image matches the sidebar image pixel for pixel, it’s 222px wide when the photo border option is enabled.

well, you can delete your title from the appearance options in the customization panel. or, if you just don’t want the title to show up on your blog theme, you can put #blog-info .title {display: none;} above </style>.

thanks! find:  

p a:hover, li a:hover {box-shadow: inset 0 -1.25em 0 {color:accent}; color: {color:background};}

and increase -1.25em until you have the height you want.

yes, you have to go into the customization panel and select “Header” under “blog info”

thank you so much! I’m really glad to hear that, especially that you find it readable. I wanted to make a theme that was readable and looked good with any font size and I think it does!

for the customization preview, that’s because you have a smaller screen. the theme is responsive, so when the screen size is small and there isn’t enough space to display both the sidebar and the posts, the sidebar converts to a header. because the customization panel calculates the screen size based on only the width of the preview viewing area, rather than the total width of your screen (viewing area plus customization panel), it triggers the breakpoint on smaller screens and converts the sidebar to a header. I don’t think there’s any way to get around that on smaller screens without making the theme unresponsive or using scripts. so unfortunately for those of you with smaller screens, the only way for you to see the customizations you’re making to the sidebar version is to open it in a new, regular tab.

I should also note that this happens with my other sidebar themes that are responsive (namely cherry blossom and bluebell) so if anyone else has observed this on their screens, this is why. 

but anyways, I appreciate all the love for rosemary!

yes! find this section of variables at the top:

<meta name=“select:Post Width” content=“540px” title=“540px”/>
<meta name=“select:Post Width” content=“400px” title=“400px”/>
<meta name=“select:Post Width” content=“450px” title=“450px”/>
<meta name=“select:Post Width” content=“500px” title=“500px”/>
<meta name=“select:Post Width” content=“600px” title=“600px”/>

and add this option to it:

<meta name=“select:Post Width” content=“590px” title=“590px”/>

then go back to the customization panel and select the 590px version. that will ensure that your normal photo and photoset posts are 540px in width.