Benoit

Thanks Craig.
MTD, what I’m hoping for is something like I was using in MT. I’d have a set number of posts showing on the index page, and for each one the “more” tag let you view the entire post, while remaining on the index page, not moving to the individual post page.
Right now, the “more” tag doesn’t quite do that: it does not actually expand the post, it just takes you to the individual post page, which is quite different.
I’m not even sure the “more” tag can do what I’m hoping for on the index page, but if at least it can be made to show the post from the start, it can be a compromise I can live with until I figure how to hack it to do what I want. Being new at php, that may take a while ??

OK. I tried that, with mixed results. Under Firefox 0.8, I get no picture, only the text I typed in the post. Under IE, I do get a broken picture link, but when I check properties for it, it gives the path to the picture as https://blog-cafe.com/images instead of, for example, https://blog-cafe.com/archives/315/
Any idea what I’m doing wrong?

Okies, the dense newbie strikes again. I’ve installed PictPress and activated the plugin just fine. Where I’m totally lost is when I get to the uploading/posting instructions.
It says:

First upload one or more JPEG images to the permalink directory you want to use
(I use YYYY/MM/post-name myself).

You lose me right there. ?? The way I understand things so far, the permalink directory is virtual. For example, if I have a post that’s at https://blog-cafe.com/archives/315/ if I log on via FTP and look for that directory, it does not actually exist. So, how exactly do I proceed to upload the images and where? (Told you I was a total newbie…)

Thanks allusion and 2fargon. Time to fiddle under the hood I guess. ??

Great stuff! Thanks NuclearMoose!