• I have spent the last hour reading up on posts on this forum, scouring google, and even at Matts site, for some reason i cant get my head around his php script for rotating header images.

    Can anyone help me install this? from a complete newbies perspective lol.

    Thanks in advance ??

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  • First, you save the script as rotate.php and put the file in your images directory.

    Then, if you want it in the sidebar, you would add:
    <img src="/wordpress/images/rotate.php" alt="A Random Image" />
    This is what I have because that is the location of my images.

    Thread Starter aimzter

    (@aimzter)

    i got it… thanks so much! is it possible to have several of these directories? and scripts going on the same page?

    I would think so, since your are placing a copy of the rotate.php in each phot directory you have. I would try putting the script into another images directory you have and then copy the tmage tag about, adjust it for the new location , put it in your sidebar and see what happens.

    Yeah, but I heard that you could “Link”. Well, if an image is displayed I want to open it in a high resolution in a new window.
    I managed to make a href link and link it to a target=”_blank”, but how do I show the image in the new window that is on the page where you click?

    I linked to my rotate.php file and it sort of worked, but it shows a random image and not the one that you clicked on the site..

    I hope someone can help me with this!

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