joand

It looks like it would kind of work, thanks. Currently I have the site configured to show 10 posts per page, so it looks like I could have the first page showing the full length post and then the remainder as a kind of “archive” that would go on the next page. I guess that would then only show 10 per page – that wouldn’t be so good…

I tried this solution that you suggested: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/69325
but it just resulted in a javascript error which could be because the problem is not exactly the same. In my case (2.0.2 and 2.0.4) the quotes are going in the right place, it is just that height=”96″ is going in at all.

The plugin looks a bit to complicated for the non-technical users that I have – they are not likely to know the dimensions of their images.

I do have an original 2.0.2 inline-uploading.php – I will try comparing it with the edited one to see if I can figure out what I did the first time to make it work.

You can upload pdf’s via the inline uploader. I had a problem when using the “send to editor” menu in the uploader, but I was able to drag and drop the pdf into the page or post to create a link to it.

I ran into this problem as well. It is fine in Windows IE but in researching I found it is a bug in Mac IE (no ignorance involved). If you use double quotes “header.jpg” instead of single quotes ‘header.jpg’ to reference the background image that should solve it. It may also work with no quotes – it is the single quotes that causes the problem.

Joan
https://www.in-formation-design.com

Getting it to work I got the help with I meant – not the head bashing!!
Joan

Instead of $cat=”1″ put:
if (!isset($cat)) {
$cat = "1";
}
Which I THINK means “if no category is selected, show category 1” rather than just “show category 1” which would override whatever category was acturally selected.
I finally got this to work after much head bashing (with help here!) and looking at outdated info.
Joan

Thank you very much!
Joan

It is broken in 1.2 also.

Hi podz, thanks. I am also trying to use your tutorial to make a border around the nav sections – that is the only border I have – I have correspondingly made the menu float larger – but still no go in the non-IE browsers. I have various margins and paddings – it seems to me that they must be acting differently within the float in different browsers. When I get a chance, I will try again from the beginning and see if I can figure out where it goes wrong.
Joan

I don’t think it is PHP you need to know about in this case – it is CSS (and I am thinking about going back to tables!!)
I thought that someone else here might have already been there and done that and could offer some advice. I wanted a narrower layout than the 772px in the original Gemini template – so that the content would be in the center of an 800 x 600 screen, so I reduced it to 700px and the content div, floating left, to 510 and the nav div, floating right, to 175. Is there a reason that the rap would have to be 772px specifically? Having gotten into this, I started to read about floats – they do not seem to have to be any particular size.
Joan

Oh, I get it now! I found the original post on Andrew’s site – which explained it a bit better for the not-so-PHP-savvy people like me. What he is saying is comment out that section of code. Works fine for me in WP 1.2. Thanks Andrew!
Joan

I would like to be able to do this also. I have found the lines above, but where is /* the code snippet below */ as indicated in the post, with which to replace them?
Joan