rsbenedict

Figured it out. It was a corrupt MX records for one account. Reentering and saving them again fixed the issue. Thanks!

Anyone have any ideas about this?

I’ve always set my site up with a home page and a blog page and then in settings, I’ve changed it so that the home page is a static page and then the blog page is the posting page. It usually works fine. Until I updated to 2.5.

Hi, Luckyface!

I’ve tried your code to embed the simple viewer and/or postcard viewer to wordpress, but it doesn’t seem to work. I have double checked the code and my paths and everything is written correctly. I have wp 2.0 and version .3 of the plugin. Do you know if your code still works in wp 2.0?

Thanks!

Oops. sorry!

I’ve done something similar to what you want on my own page. I used Singapore photo gallery which is a php-based gallery and have incorporated it into my WP site pretty well. What I did was put an include to my singapore gallery within the content div in the wp index page and renamed the index page to something else, like gallery.php.
I also included all the posts afterwards, but you could cut all of that out so you just have the gallery.
You can check it out at my site: https://aqueerlife.com
Click on a picture in the menubar to get to the gallery.
Josh

Here are some that I have found helpful!
https://www.mfr.f2s.com/graphicalcss/index.html
https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/CSS%20Tips%20and%20Tricks
https://blog.nuclearmoose.ca/wp-docs/wp-layout-explained.htm
Good Luck!
Josh

I don’t want the images to show in the post; I want them in the sidebar, so unless I’m not understanding correctly, the excerpt won’t work because that deals with posts.
Thanks, though!
Josh

I’ve managed to add WP code to the default Singapore templates to give a consistent look and feel throughout the blogs and the gallery.
If you want to see the modified Neat template codes, let me know.
I’m still working on adding random thumbnails to my menubar that link to the gallery.
If anyone has any ideas, let me know. I’ve been working on this all afternoon and I don’t know if I’m going to figure it out anytime soon.
Thanks!
Josh

Hi, Brett!
I would love to have your code for netflixo.cgi and then the additional code in index.php.
I’ve recently purchased a book on PHP and am trying to learn, but it’s slow going. Disecting good code helps me a lot!
Thanks!
Josh

Figured it out. It had to do with comments compression. Aparently my server didn’t support it and it was generating an error in the functions.php page just prior to loading the index.php page. I found it by viewing the page in a different browser and reading the source before the page was cached. One cached, it no longer showed those other lines in the source.
Thanks for your guys’ help!
Josh

Where are you finding this. It’s not in my index.php file and it’s not in my wp-blog-header.php file and it doesn’t show up when I view my page and view source. I’m using firefox .9.1 and I don’t see it.
Thanks!

I’ve implemented Oscars hack using a php include to include the netflix.php file into my menu. I’m not a programming genius (heck, I’m not even a programming idiot, yet. :-)). Anyone know how to limit the number of listed items? Currently Oscars script defaults to all. That can be a very long list.
Thanks!

I, too, get the same errors as Guvner’s post. Any ideas?
Thanks!

I don’t know the solution, but it happens on my site as well. For now, I’ve opted not to show a graphic or any difference in updated sites. I just order the sites by most recently updated.
I would be also interested in a solution to this problem.
Thanks