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  • Thread Starter mattikins

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    Thanks everyone for your help, but nothing is working. I’ll figure it out eventually. I’m frustrated, but I need to learn more. I realize it’s difficult to step into someone else template and figure it out so don’t feel bad if you offered help and I couldn’t do it. It’s not you … it’s ME!

    Thread Starter mattikins

    (@mattikins)

    thanks estjohn …

    billh … am going to edit tomorrow and try your fix…been too backed up with other things (dang). Didn’t want to leave you hanging…

    Thread Starter mattikins

    (@mattikins)

    What is &nbsp?

    Thread Starter mattikins

    (@mattikins)

    estjohn … no biggie. I will keep the plug-in anyway because I kinda like it and I know I’ll find a use for it eventually ! Have a great evening!

    Thread Starter mattikins

    (@mattikins)

    Kat:

    Perhaps I should tell you that I have no clue what this means:

    You’ll need to insert <div class=”hr”></div> just after your post-meta data / info section but before the closing </div> of your post tag

    I’ve been learning the codes as I go … so I have no clue what that means or how. I’m REALLY a newbie!!! (but not doing too bad so far). But I’ll try to figure it out. I’ve been teaching myself by redoing the theme I d/L. I’ve made a ton of changes by changing it to see what happens (always keeping a backup of course) then if it works and I like it, I save it. If not, I put back the old code until I figure out what I do want. It’s a slow process, but it’s really the best way for ME to learn!

    Thanks for your help. I’ll figure it out and get back to you when I do.

    I’ve looked at other themes that use a graphic at the bottom of the post, one did it in page.php, the other in style.css. Yet, they both did the same thing (put the graphic in).

    this was the page.php entry:

    <!– E N D O F P O S T I M A G E –>
    <div align=”center”><img src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>/images/postend.gif” width=”100″ height=”20″ alt=”end” /></div>
    <!– E N D O F P O S T I M A G E –>

    this was the style.css entry:

    /* misc */
    .divider {
    background: url(‘img/divider.gif’) no-repeat;
    height: 24px;
    margin: 16px 0
    }
    .clearer {
    clear: both;
    }

    Thanks, sorry to bug you. Maybe I should just stick to my ugly dash until I learn more!

    Thread Starter mattikins

    (@mattikins)

    estjohn…

    great plugin, but I can’t put an image in it … only text.

    Thanks anyways.

    Thread Starter mattikins

    (@mattikins)

    Kat … it didn’t work. Thanks anyway.

    estjohn … your solution is next, I’ll let you know if that works!

    Thanks

    Thread Starter mattikins

    (@mattikins)

    Actually, I mistyped: it IS
    blahblahblah//WordPress/wp-content/themes/mistylook-101/img/tulip_sml.jpg

    But, I’m going to create a separate image folder outside of the themes folder as you suggested. I rather like that idea (easy to remember path name!).

    I’ll rework it and let you know if it works.

    Thanks for responding. This was driving me crazy!!!

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