John
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This should help anyone having issues with line spacing, etc.
Paste into your stylesheet in the "blockcontent" section. This tells WP who much spacing to put around text elements - you can alter the numbers to look how you like.
p {padding: 5px;}
h1 {padding: 5px;}
h2 {padding-top: 20px; padding-bottom: 3px;}
h3 {padding: 5px;}
small {padding-top: 0px; padding-bottom: 10px;}
Now, I am NO CSS expert. So, this is what I figured out after wasting a half-dozen hours playing with this.
Marc - this seems like a problem with the software. I can't understand why something like this would be defined by Artisteer when the output stylesheet file is created. What would it take to fix that? 10 minutes of programming?
John
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Marc Smith
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Unfortunately, I'm not an Artisteer representative.
The following code:
.postmetadata
{
text-decoration: none;
clear: both;
}
solves the issue related to the metadata not going below the post the same way the default template shows.
As far as adding the additional code you outline above, that is up to every individual user of the product.
As far as the amount of time it would take to "fix that", given that WHERE this code would be added, how it would be implemented, either as a default amount or as an editable amount within the application, well, it wouldn't be a '10 minute' fix.
I am sure that Aristeer appreciates your contribution and that users here also appreciate the code that might help them.
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Alex Jacobs
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That's it!!! Thanks Marc, that .postmetadata trick seems to have done it. Can you explain why that fixed it? I can't seem to gleen anything from "clear:both"
Thanks again!!! 
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Florian Robardet
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Quote Tim Fahndrich:
It would be nice if Artisteer created separate CSS for sidebar content vs. normal content.
+1
Same problem as Tim, Adrian Moya and Coop, and same suggestion too.
Having the ability to set up the style of these post titles in the sidebar, separate from all items that appear in any list.
Not to irritate the developer, I am sorry to say that I agree with what said John on 1/3/09
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Marc Smith
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From a post earlier in this thread
Quote :li
{ padding-bottom: 15px;
}
Put this near the top of your CSS and adjust as needed.
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Florian Robardet
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Thank you :)
Of course I saw it, but as you stated, it works for the whole site list elements.
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linda
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For that space code you wrote, where exactly in the theme would I insert it?
I love this program, but I still have to delete the home page code on
every theme I upload or I will have two home page buttons.
I hope the creator, (who did create this program anyway and why is Marc Smilth the only person who answers questions?) I find that a bit weird.
Marc I think this is your program and it is a great one, so I don't get all the cloak and dagger stuff. Sure there are few bugs and we need to tweak a few things but
I never could of done what I am doing now before Artisteer.
I am custom matching blogs to my clients websites, it is great!
For this price, it is a great deal.
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Marc Smith
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Artisteer is NOT my program at all, nothing cloak and dagger about it.
The code I gave you is CSS code and it can go into the style.css file just below the 'body' tag
And the reason I answer most of the questions is because I have no life 
Other than my web design, audio/vide engineering production facilty and software QA gigs.
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