prissed

This line in the css file is causing it to disappear in FF:

p img {
padding: 0;
max-width: 100%;
}

When I took out max-width: 100%;, it displayed the image.

Which theme are you using? The theme is probably using the_excerpt(); instead of the_content();. In which case, you will not get the full post until you edit the theme (most likely archive.php) to change that.

To actually change the login name of the admin user, you have to edit the mysql database directly. It’s in the wp_users table.

Well, since no answers yet (probably due to my cryptic post), what about this:

What is a “Page” considered, as far as the variable goes?

If popup comments use foreach($posts as $post), would I be able to setup an array (based on whatever a “page” post is), using something like:

$arr = array($posts,$pages)
foreach($arr as $post)

I’m drawing straws here, of course…so, again, any input would be appreciated. ??

Are you using the wp-comments-post.php that came with Trencaspammers?

I’m suspecting it’s a conflict with this plugin, since it uses a customized wp-comments-post.php file, and I notice it’s passing variables differently…but can’t be sure. I didn’t dig too deep into that plugin.

You could try disabling the plugin, and uploading the original WP comments.php and wp-comments-post.php files to see if the problem continues.

Put it in one .htaccess file, but you have to put it before or after the

# BEGIN WordPress

or

# END WordPress

It’s most likely a browser issue.

Have her check her font size in the browser. In View >> Text Size. Change it to Medium

If the theme uses fixed font sizes (px), the text size won’t change in IE (will in Firefox, though). Which would explain why some sites have huge fonts and some don’t.

I just went into the mysql wp_users table and deleted the https://. It’ll stay removed until you update the options in the WP Admin. Not the best solution, of course, but it works. ??

You could try this plugin:
https://www.gudlyf.com/index.php?p=357

Or this one:
https://wp-plugins.net/index.php?id=206

Or this:
https://watershedstudio.com/portfolio/software/wp-email-notification.html

jwurster: https://www.ensellitis.com/

It’s at the bottom of the sidebar.

Did you create the database first, and assign a user/password to the database?

Good job!

I, myself, don’t have any use for a shoutbox plugin, but nothing beats the feeling of accomplishment of creating your first plugin. Congratulations. ??

Amen and ditto! ??

Not the way it is currently designed, no.

Updated the plugin with an Options page in the WP Admin. This should make it less confusing for non-coders to edit the variables.

This plugin only works with WP 1.5+

https://www.prissed.com/2005-04/plugin-multiple-random-images/

I haven’t gotten around to checking into associating images with text, yet. That’s something on the to-do list, though. ??