iLobster

OK,
open the index.php file of the theme you’re using.
somewhere on the top, add this:

<?php
$adsense = '<em>put your  adsense code here</em>';
 ?>

replace “put your adsense code here” with your actual adsense code

now, find a line that contains <?php the_content
under it add

<?php
 echo $adsense;
$adsense = '';
?>

You should be done now

Where are both WordPress and Coppermine installed? one might of overwritten or overrode the other’s .htaccess somehow

Are you sure you gave the MySQL user you are using to log in permissions for that database?

add

ul {
<em>you unordered list styles here</em>
}

ol  {
<em>you ordered list styles here</em>
}

Now, I can give you the right styles for what you need, because I’m not sure what you need, but here are the values you might want to add/play with:

margin: <em>top right bottom left</em>
padding: <em>top right bottom left</em>
list-style: none;

The first 2 are for adjusting the margin and padding around the lists, it might help with allot of things. the last is to get rig of the bullets if you ever want to do that.
Int he forst 2, you enter the padding for the top, then right, bottom and lft, in the for of a number followed by ‘px’

For the design part, you can use whatever you want, as ling as the result is HTML. To port a design to WordPress, you will need to edit the files with a plain text editor, which dreamweaver has built in, so you should be fine.
Also, I believe you can download a demo version of dreamweavr, so you might want to play around with it a bit before purchasing

If anyone has this issue, you can load the wp_config.php file by using a relative link (ex: ../../../ etc) and have accesss to all the wordress functions.

so i should just add this to the top of the plugin script?
which function should i name? the script has many.

wow, I was so stupid, I forgot to make it global ??
That’s what happens when you don’t have time to sleep ??
Thanks.

Sorry, my bad. i figured out the problem