twebman

I figured this out and I’ll post here in hopes that it helps someone else.

It’s really quite simple:

1. Add the #_EVENTIMAGE{75,75} placeholder to your Events listings template. The 75 is the width and height of your thumbnail, you can adjust it to any size.

I placed the #_EVENTIMAGE{x,y} placeholder right next to the #_EVENTLINK.

2. Open the style.css file located in the root of your plugin folder. Add a class called events-table and use this CSS styling:

.events-table img {
float: left;
padding-right: 2em;
}

Change the float and padding to whichever side you want the image to appear. In my example, the image will appear to the left of the text and the padding will be on the right of the image.

You could also add a border or do anything else that CSS will allow.

That’s it.

It was the meta-description, thanks esmi!
Don’t know what happened to my header template file, but I commented out the meta description and it’s fixed.

Thanks for the advice. I tried editing the style.css.php file you referenced but that made no difference.

I’m curious as to why other pages (that are using the same WP templates) are rendering ok in IE? It’s only pages created after a certain time about two days ago.

That was it! Thanks, Michael.

Hmmm…. Michael, I don’t see a template selection on the create a page screen in Atahualpa. What am I missing?

FYI – I’ve done more research into this, for those who may confront this same issue.

Atahualpa theme DOES NOT allow different templates to be used within pages or posts. The menu doesn’t even show up when using this theme. It’s not a bug, I switched to other themes, and they support themes just fine. The way Atahualpa is built, it uses the one template.

Also, when running Atahualpa, exec-php DOES allow me to use the PHP include statement in widgets on the sidebars BUT NOT in the center or main portion of the page. It breaks the entire template. This is because of the way Atahualpa is coded on the index.php page.

I’m planning to look at hacking that when I have time, but I’m busy on other projects first.

Thanks to all for their input.

Andy,

Which template are you using?

Dan

Ipstenu – when Atahualpa is enabled as the theme, there is no template drop-down menu on the Post/Page edit screens. When I switch to default or classic themes, the drop-down returns.

Here’s the plugin’s home page:

https://priyadi.net/archives/2005/03/02/wordpress-php-exec-plugin/

Brett is correct – there are several form plugins which work well. Also, the Atahualpa theme has a nice interface that allows you to build a form with custom fields.

Thanks, but it appears that the theme I’m using (Atahualpa) does not support page templates. Can anyone confirm this?

In my opinion, to do what you’re looking to do, you may want to consider a CMS like Expression Engine, which combines a CMS and a Forum within the same login environment, database. I’ve used the few forum plugins that WP has, and they are pretty weak, IMO.

Just my opinion, good luck.

Meta is a set of links usually reserved for admins of the website. They also include links to WordPress. Blogroll is a list of links to other websites. WP comes with 8-10 links already in the blogroll. You can change those or delete them. You can remove both the Meta and the Blogroll from your site either through the CMS or by editing your template pages.

If you need specific help, you can contact me here or at [email protected] … We have several WP experts who can help.

I’m running Atahualpa theme and when I add the code for Featured Content Gallery to my INDEX.PHP template, it shows up on ALL pages. How do I make it appear only on the home page?