plaidgirl

Anyone?

You are awesome! I think that worked!

Yes, I did. But I don’t know what to do with the codes on that page. Right now my index.php has this code:

<?php get_header(); ?>
<?php include(“lori.php”); ?>
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/articles.php’); ?>
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

I’m guessing the “is_home()” code might help. But I don’t know how or where to add it. Is that right?

Sorry. I was testing some things out. The include is in there now. It show up on the main page and the pages for individual posts. Is there any way to fix it so it only shows up on the home page?

Fixed the problem. Thank you to everyone who tried to help. Used the Kimili plugin and put my SWF in the root directory of my site. Now everything works.

I copied your code exactly and placed it in my header page. The movie still doesn’t load. Instead, the URL still shows up.

I agree, it’s good to use. But I still can’t get the flash movie to play. I’d like to fix that first.

I added the code you suggested between two <div> tags in my my header.php page, and the SWF does not show up. Instead, when I view my page, all I get this URL in the spot where the movie should be playing: https://www.loriandersonphoto.com/blog2/wp-content/themes/Outdoor/slideshow_as2.swf

Any suggestions?

OK. I added the full link, instead of a relative link. But my Flash file still isn’t playing (it’s basically a rotating slideshow that pulls images named in an XML file. Are WordPress templates very particular about links. Do all links to photos need to be absolute links instead of realtive ones?