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    is my site.

    I think I fixed the Operation Aborted error by replacing the action at the end of the php file to wp_footer (from wp_head).

    That seems to have done the trick (for now at least).

    But, I still can’t get any descriptions on the images. But, if I install the 1.0.2 version of Multibox, the descriptions do show up.

    Any suggestions how to solve this?

    Also, if you have another solution to the operation aborted error, then I’d like to hear it (my fix may only be a temporary one…who knows who long it’ll work).

    I clicked on the link you gave me and saw the description, but am wondering why mine doesn’t appear. Odd.

    the latest and greatest version (1.0.8) doesn’t work in IE6 or IE7. Occassionally it does, but more often than not, it gives me a “Operation Aborted” error.

    How can I get around this?

    Also, the description of the image or media file no longer appears on the multibox – why is that?

    I would love to get Multibox working – it seems to be what I’ve been looking for.

    i had this same problem with posting media in my wordpress posts using WordTube. I was displaying video from my website, and it would always align left.

    To fix this, I went to the post and clicked on the html tab (to view the post in html). I then added <center> to the beginning and </center> to the end of that line. Example below:

    Before (always would align left):
    <p style=”text-align: center;”>[MEDIA=2]</p>

    After (now aligns center):
    <center><p style=”text-align: center;”>[MEDIA=2]</p></center>

    i think i may have figured out how to get rid of the extra spaces that appear at the top.

    here is what i had written before:

    [album=13,extend]
    [album=14,extend]
    [album=15,extend]

    this would put album 13 right under my header, then 14 a space under that, and 15 two spaces under 13.

    This is how I got rid of the space that would appear at the top of the galleries:

    [album=13,extend][album=14,extend][album=15,extend]

    I lined up all the albums next to one another and when I clicked on any particular album, they all appeared the same number of spaces under the gallery header.

    It’s odd, but it did the trick for me.

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