Russ Williams

I’ve tried using their email address here on my profile and their Gravatar shows up correctly with no issues. I defaulted back to the Twenty Ten template and the same issue is occurring there so it’s not a template problem. I also deleted the user and re-added them still with no luck. Any other ideas?

I can assure you that both JS and Adobe is installed. I’ve double checked both and like I said, both Firefox and Safari don’t allow content to be displayed.

I know that sometimes things are incorporated to include Mac compatibility.

Exactly what I want to do. I have a site setup, with no connections to WP at all. The site exists in the top directory. Then in a subdirectory, I have WP installed. I want to use WP as a “News” script. That is, whenever someone creates a “Post” in WP, it is displayed on the index.php page of the “Static” site a directory above the WordPress installation. Then on this static index.php page of my “Static” site, it would show a brief summary of the Post and when you click on it, it would take you to https://www.yoursite.com/wordpress/?p=5 or the exact post. I have the Template in WordPress setup to look exactly like the rest of the site, so the user will have no clue that they are leaving the “Static” site and entering the “WP” site and it’s own templates. Is this more or less the solution that worked for you jetlund?

I ended up using the following code:

<tr class=”post”>
<td>

Then in the CSS I had the following defined:

.post td {
padding-bottom: 2em;
}

I currently have the site designed in Tables. Should I simply apply the .post as a span or a class tag to the current cell that it’s in?

What program will you be using to output the data of what will be playing? I would be able to help if you are on a Mac, but otherwise I may not be of much assistance.