> Currently images are appearing on a normal page with everything on it.
Yes that was the point, really ?? A lot of people wanted to display the image inside the blog layout to capture the visitors. If you want to use Imaguard with specific areas of your template turned on or off, you would have to play around a bit with your template page.php file (or one of the page parts it calls through an include).
Then in this section of plugins/imaguard/index.php you could set a value like $post->layout = ‘no-side-bar’:
$post = new stdClass;
$post->post_author = 1;
$post->post_name = get_option('ir_page_slug');
$post->guid = get_bloginfo('wpurl') . '/' . get_option('ir_page_slug');
$post->post_title = get_option('ir_page_title');
$post->post_content = ir_newcontent();
$post->ID = -1;
$post->post_status = 'static';
$post->comment_status = 'closed';
$post->ping_status = 'open';
$post->comment_count = 0;
$post->post_date = current_time('mysql');
$post->post_date_gmt = current_time('mysql', 1);
$post->layout = 'no-side-bar';
And then in your page.php file you include something like
if ($post->layout != 'no-side-bar') {
// here goes your page widget area
} else {
// here is what to do if there is no widget area
}
Sorry for the very general explanation, but it is very much up to the template you are using.