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If you use flickr you might want to take a look at https://www.worrad.com/archives/2005/01/08/flickr-gallery-07/ It can be cut into your normal pages.

You could try the fix from here: https://digitaldivide.garuti.it/2004/12/17/piccola-manutenzione-2-i-trackback/ it worked for me.

The exhibit plugin has a function to add watermarks when you upload images.

I just tried this, the database downloads (uncompressed, zipped and gzipped) all produced the errors mentioned when trying to import them through phpmyadmin 2.6 on my ibook. Using the ‘backup database’ option on my hosts cpanel made a file that works though.

You could use:
<?php if ($single) { ?>
<?php previous_post('% |','','yes') ?> ">Home <?php next_post('| %','','yes') ?>
<?php } ?>
inside the loop, it give a nice [previous post | home | next post] link above the post.

Saw this, haven’t tried it though: https://www.schempp.ch/index.php?p=25

See https://www.ads-software.com/docs/installation/different-address/ for moving to the root directory.

Thanks for another great plugin. A question though – why is there no closing question mark-greater than at the end? (I also tried to post this on your blog but got the blocking message).

Thanks, was just checking – post 2 of this thread got me slightly worried. Perhaps it needs an edit – I get the feeling from a few threads that people are causing themselves grief by runnning upgrade.php after changing from 1.2 to 1.2.1.

Do you actually have to run upgrade.php? In the WP Dev blog it says “all you need to do is overwrite the WordPress files and folders.” I just overwrote the changed files and it seems to be working fine.

This is from the installation guide for a previous version:
Near the end of the file wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php, between lines
189 and 190, add this single line (if it is not already there) so that the
code reads like this:
</fieldset>
</div>
<?php do_action('wp_edit_advanced', ''); // This line is added for Exhibit ?>
</form>
<?php if ('edit' == $action) echo "
Maybe its not needed for 1.1d but it might just have been left out of the instructions.

I managed this with just wordpress. I used the show/hides plugin to exclude a single category from the main posting area and then displayed the excluded category in the sidebar. I used Exhibit for the image work. You can see the results here. Its not 100% beacause its a test site and the comments link back to a different template.

Any chance you could also do the files as a .zip – i don’t have any software to deal with .tar.gz
Great photos btw!

I think I did the following to getting hide categories & asides working together:
I have copied and changed the first parts of podz’s guide:
In index.php, find this line:
<?php if ($hcp_posts) : foreach ($hcp_posts as $post) : start_wp(); ?>
Comment it out like this:
<?php // if ($hcp_posts) : foreach ($hcp_posts as $post) : start_wp(); ?>
Right under that, paste this:
<?php
if ($hcp_posts) {
function stupid_hack($str) {
return preg_replace('|
s*<ul class="linklog">|', '', $str);
} ob_start('stupid_hack');
foreach($hcp_posts as $post) { start_wp();
?>
The next line should be your date call....

I tried this last night and everything works ok except that the posts only appear if I go to /wp-mail.php. I guess I can do that with a Cron job but I thought it should work without.