welsper

I am using Exhibit 1.1 with WP 1.5.2, and I noticed that if I password protect a private post and with the last_page=1, Exhibit images shows up for public viewing once the user clicks on the last page under the password box.

Doesn’t Fantastico do this?

Use the $single variable. Poke around the forums for usage examples.

It’s in the vars.php file. You can change all the smiley stuff there.

If you have a hosting panel like CPanel or HSphere, it’ll have a MySQL button somewhere with an option “Delete (or Drop) Database”. If you don’t, you have a substandard webhost. ??

I posted a wp-comments.phps file for this in this thread:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/index.php?action=vthread&forum=3&topic=6156

Really simple! Go to Markku’s page there (ctrl+u to view source in Firefox), then look at his CSS file, and copy all the blockquote style from it. Make sure you grab the image too. Then for all the text you have between

will look like that.

Use the cookies… you can take a look at the code in the functions files (under wp-include) for an idea of how to do this.
Or you can use the view-level plugin with the static page plugin and design around that… you’ll get the same results.

You can change how the rescent comments plugin outputs the stuff… just hack a little code and preseto. All the base stuff you need to do this is in the plugin.

Try using the PAGE tag instead of the MORE tag.

> The disadvantage of being used to WYSIWYG editors is when something good, like WP, comes, I really have no idea what to do with it.
There was a post made earlier in the week detailing how to design around WP in a WYSIWYG. Try searching for it, probably answers your question there.
> I dont know CSS.
Learn. It’ll do you good. Like drinking milk.

Type “exclude rss” in that search box up there. You’ll find a post with the same title as this one… hint hint hint.

PictPress is a plug-in. You do not need a whole new installation of WP to run it.

You are confusing your WP account with your MySQL account.
wp-config requires your MySQL information, not your WP login information. To obtain your MySQL info, ask your webhost. It will not be stored (at least I hope not) inside the db itself.

I’ll give you a hint. Start here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/3/7674