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Well, I’m ALMOST there, but I’ve got a little problem. Even though it says it won’t show image on posts that don’t have an attached image, that’s exactly what’s happening. Testbed here:
https://kickasswebdesign.com/wp2test/

I got it working nicely except those broken image tags.

In index.php and single.php I have this:
<?php post_image('', false); ?>

In archive.php I have this:
<?php post_image('', true); ?>

Does anyone have any suggestions?

ooh, this looks like it might do it. I’ll try it and let you know. THANKS!

If you can’t get that working, I suggest you try the ImageManager plugin. You can get it at https://soderlind.no and it’s much better than the native WP image stuff.

I’ve put all my clients on the ImageManager plugin, it seems to work much better than the native import, and gives you a few more options when posting images. I think it’s at https://soderlind.no

Simple way– turn off rich text editor in both places and use html option in simple editor.

If the banner is too big for the space you’re trying to put it in this could happen.

If the code snippet you’re inserting that maybe is from a place like amazon or elsewhere is a noncompliant code snippet when compared with the doctype of your theme this could happen.

If you’re using the rich text editor to add code into a post then that DEFINITELY could happen. (this is an easy fix– shut the dang thing down, in both users (checkbox near bottom, uncheck it) and in options/writing up near the top.)

There are probably twenty other “that could happen” reasons I can come up with. More info is needed for us to help you.

Oh, lovely. More thieves. Luckily they haven’t found me yet.

His excuse was that he was giving me free advertising and I should be grateful. What an a$$hat. Oh, and then he told me he wasn’t ever going to send me any theme work. I’m so upset! I betcha I’m missing out on $0!

Amazing.

*update* After having files booted off MediaFire he got around to removing my stuff, but not until we had some further words.

Not only did this person not remove my themes, he sent me back a snotty reply.

Y’all might wanna see if he’s highjacked your themes and drop his webhost, MediaTemple.net, a line. He also has some files at MediaFire.com and is in direct violation of their TOS.

vkaryl, ModX does not have a WP bridge and their own Ditto Blogging tool does not have trackbacks or pingbacks and is similar to the JoomBlog in a lot of ways, one of which is it’s a royal pain to configure, rather than a 5 minute install. It’s also counterintuitive for clients in that if they want a new category it’s a 5 or 6 step process rather than a simple form in the admin section. In my mind it’s not (yet) a true blogging tool, though there is a lot to say positive about the rest of ModX.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/single_cat_title

You might also peek here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/92289?replies=2

Obviously the path is wrong for uploads. I’m sure someone will chime in with the “correct” fix.

Until then, a quick and easy fix might be to install the ImageManager Plugin from https://soderlind.no and just use that.

I’d also check in options/general and make sure everything’s correct in there.

First of all it looks okay in Firefox.

The peculiar thing is that the Aardvark plugin which I use to diagnoze css issues doesn’t work on your site. How weird.

As to “boxes”, simply define a border for your sidebar lists, or give them a different background color. Adjust the padding and such to achieve the look you want.

Problem solved. The instructions for setting up ImageManager that show on the WordPress options/ImageManager page are in error. the .htaccess file you put in the uploads directory should contain the following:

<Files ^(*.jpeg|*.jpg|*.png|*.gif)>
order deny,allow
deny from all
</Files>

The instructions have a space instead of a comma between deny and allow.