idowens

Just wanted to thank you guys for these older posts…I just updated from 1.0.2 to 1.2 mingus and I wanted to change my folder from ‘WordPress-1.0.2’ to simply WordPress. The phpmyadmin rules worked perfectly….Kudos!
ciao!

touche’……I hadn’t even though about that! thanks for the ton of bricks….I’ll update and see what I can do…
thanks & ciao!

nutsmuggler, it’s been awhile since I’ve looked at the attributes for iFrames (as I’m trying to move away from them) but if you still haven’t figured it out, let me know and I’ll see what I can find. I’m almost positive that there is a command to make it resize according to content….
ciao!

I get this error when I click the image on the main page…I’m using FF.

The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.

@moshu, Thank you so much…you may be a genius ?? Seriously, I appreciate your time to reply and get me going again. People like you help further the WP community.
-Ciao!

Hey guys, thanks for your help…I really appreciate it. I’ll give it a go and see what I can come up with.
-ciao!

Very clean, easy to read, nice color scheme, great mouseovers…..overall A!
ciao!

Definitely must add to what is sure to be a popular thread. Kudos, Podz, and thanks for your hard work.
ciao!

Well if you really need to get rid of one, [email protected] is looking for one ?? p.s., thats me ??
ciao!

One easy was of incorperating WP into an HTML site’s layout is by using an iFrame (short for Inline Frame). Open the page you want to incorperate WP into, and create an iFrame with whatever attributes you need to match your sites layout. That–in essence–creates a frame inside of your page without using a ‘frames’ or ‘table’ based template….it would look something like this…
<iframe
src =”https://www.YOURSITE.com/wordpress-1.0.2/index.php&#8221; frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no” name=”wordpress_blog” width=”444″ height=”1000″ >
</iframe>
By adding ‘framborder=”0″ there won’t be a border around the frame and most people won’t notice that its an entirely seperate site. Also by using the approach, links clicked inside the iFrame, refresh only that iWindow and thus don’t navigate your guests away from your main website.
Of course this isn’t the best approach in all situations…but it may serve what you’re looking for. Let me know if you have any other questions. Also, you can go a google search for iFrame for more attribute settings.
ciao!

Can you be a little more specific on what you’re trying to do?

I’m getting something like this where I have my code inserted: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: the_author() in /home/idowensc/public_html/two/index.php on line 232. I’m not sure how to interpret this (other than, it can’t seem to find what its looking for)
The current test folder i’m working out of is NOT the same folder I have WP installed into on my server. Do I need to define the loc of the WP folder somewhere in the my php?
Again, thanks for all your help guys.

Lucky, in the first line of what you posted, I don’t seem to have anything that coincides w/ <?php the_ID(); ?> . Could you explain this part?

Dss, brak, and Lucky, thanks so much for your responses…I’m going to play with it a bit and see what I can come up with. One thing I’ve enjoyed about WP is being able to roll up my sleeves & learn new things (as opposed to choosing a template from 20 or so radio-button choices and it looking…institutional.
The support I’ve received on the forums is greatly appreciated. Thanks again!

Your site looks great….very impressed. Looks perfect in firefox. I also like the way you’ve setup the .css for the main news/comments, credits, and comments section…very clean and easy to read.