this is due to the fact that the code of a post may be edited,
while the code of the links in the sidebar are dynamically generated by functions of WordPress; for example, wp_list_bookmarks() lists the bookmarks.
So you should edit the declarations that you added to the stylesheet…

a.linkopacity img {....}
a.linkopacity:hover img {....}

….this way:

a.linkopacity img, div.box a:link img {....}
a.linkopacity:hover img, div.box a:hover img {....}

Thank you for making this wonderfull WordPress theme, Tomorrow and evenmore so, for sharing it with the rest of the world!
When i saw it, i knew it was the right one, an allmost perfect match with my website (colours).
Wonderfull job.

erik

…You should change the style sheet (style.css) as follows:

body, select { background : rgb(0, 0, 0); color : rgb(200, 200, 200); }


The background color is defined in the stylesheet in the following declaration:

body, select { background : rgb(20, 20, 20); color : rgb(200, 200, 200); }

So, let’s say that rgb(20, 20, 20), corresponding to #141414, is a shade of black.
You can modify this value; to have a black background it will be rgb(0, 0, 0), or #000000.

Is there a way I can change the background color to dark?

Your help would be very appreciated.

Theme Dude

Reading Settings/Front page displays: A static page (choose form list)

Or set your blog to have a single post per page:

Reading Settings/Blog pages show at most: 1 post

For the registration thing:

General/Membership: Anyone can register;
Discussion Settings/Other comment settings: users must be registered and logged in to comment.

Finally (this requires more work …) you may plan to use a single “hybrid” layout for the pages and for the posts.

It’s a while since I used html and php every day, so I’m having trouble understanding how to: offer visitors the opportunity to comment, make them register the first time they do so, and what I can use the Pages widget for (including its relationship with the database – as you can see, I’ve tried to improvise a login system using Pages, but it doesn’t force registration, or link to a particular post, unsurprisingly, perhaps, or delete the details of anyone attempting to login).

I suspect I’m the cause of most of these difficulties, but would much appreciate your help.

For the date format, if you replace the following line of code:
<div class="date"><?php the_time($date) ?></div>
with this:
<div class="date"><?php the_time(get_option('date_format')); ?></div>

the date will be displayed as specified in the Control Panel, in Settings/General /Date format.

For the sidebar: you should edit the code between <! - RIGHT SIDEBAR -> and <! - END OF RIGHT SIDEBAR -> so to have:
<!-- RIGHT SIDEBAR -->
<td id="right_sidebar">
<?php if ( !function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') || !dynamic_sidebar('Right sidebar') ) : ?>
<?php endif; ?>
</td>
<!-- END OF RIGHT SIDEBAR -->