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I’m happy to say it now works.
–Dan

The instructions for publishing a gallery (step 10) say: “To insert a Photo Gallery into a Page or a Post. Open the post/page you want to display the gallery. Press the button named Photo Gallery. A camera icon will be inserted into the page/post. Click on the image and select the gallery/album display you want to use for that specific page/post.”

No button named Photo Gallery appears in my pages. Therefore I am not able to insert the album or galleries into my pages. I assume this is because I have visual editor turned off in order to run another plugin that interferes with visual editor.

Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I can see the admin bar now…It would be ok if it pushed the whole page down, but it pushes the header down, not the band in the body behind the header which is supposed to line up with the header, making things not line up. Is there a way to turn the admin band off for all logged in users until I can find a solution to the way the site displays?

Same problem here. Have less than 200 posts. Nothing is anywhere near my capacity but after two weeks I’m no longer able to see my list of published pages because I get an WordPress database error [MySQL client ran out of memory]

Well, it turns out my problem was with Firefox. The white rectangle does not appear in Safari or in Explorer 6. Both play the mp3 just fine.

Interesting. I put audio-player.php in the top file to begin with and checked the developers’s list to be sure all files were included, but still get just the white rectangle with both audio-player and anarchy media, so I don’t know what is up.

I had the same problem when I entered the code in the wysiwig editor. That problem went away when I entered it under the code tab. Is this a possibility with you?

Although your problem does not show up in my browser (Safari) I struggled with a similar problem the other day, and found that if I put a “vertical-align: top” onto the container that holds both the left content and the right sidebar, the problem disappeared.

Skimming through your css, I didn’t see any vertical-align: top, but maybe I overlooked it.

The h-tags can break designs unless you set them to margin 0px and padding 0px in your css; white space at the end of lines can also cause problems. I eliminated several gaps by addressing those issues, but admit I still cannot get my footer to snug up to the main content.