dkryzaniak

Is there a reason you are using IIS and not WAMP? A WAMP would solve a bunch of problems ?? I really like EasyPHP.

Sorry, Back now.

I need to know a little more about your server setup. If you could, walk me through how you tried to installed IIRF. I’m assuming you remote desktop to the server(remote desktop and FTP are not the same thing, FYI) and, on the server, you downloaded the IIRF installer and ran the program. Were there any errors while you were installing?

-Dave

You lost me at Vista… So you have IIS6 running locally on a Vista computer? Or your just using Vista

Oops, sorry for the confusion. Do you have remote desktop access or physical access to the Monitor/Keyboard/Mouse connected to the server? If you only have FTP access (using Filezilla) there is not way to install any of the rewrite tools.

Do you have admin access to the sever?

Hmm, I don’t see the changes.

Just to clearify, all of this…

<div id="header_image_sociable">
<a href="https://www.twitter.com/damianburton">
<img src="https://www.smartgreen.org.uk/edit/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/twittersmall.png" alt="Twitter" /></a> </div>

needs to go after this…

<div id="site-wrap">
<!-- right here! -->

Then in the <style> you need to add

#site-wrap{position: relative;}
#header_image_sociable {position: absolute; right: 30px;top: 8px;}

Do you have a link to show or can you post the CPT code from your functions.php? Are you using a custom “posts.php” in your theme to display the new CPT?

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get_the_title($post->ID);

Source: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_the_title

Let me know if that is what you are looking for!

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After you move that, in your CSS add #site-wrap{position: relative;} and change your #header_image_sociable to #header_image_sociable {position: absolute;right: 30px;top: 8px;}

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Can you move the <div id=”header_image_sociable”> inside the <div id=”site-wrap”>

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Good luck… IIS6 is a nightmare for redirects. First, do you have admin access/remote desktop access to the machine? If you don’t, you might be screwed.

I’ve used IIRF (https://iirf.codeplex.com/) a few times and it works pretty well (and is very easy to install). In a nutshell, IIRF is like ModRewrite in Apache. The bummer is, you need install this on the server with an admin account.

Let me know if that helps!

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