briancurran

It looks like the landscape pics have been turned to fit in a portrait gallery? It doesn’t explain the upside down one though…

Simple fix to deactivate it, I just added /plugins.php to the end of https://www.mysite.com/wp-admin and it brought the plugins page up.

Thanks, I’ll take another look at PayPal…

Thanks for the link, I’ll take a look and see if it will work for the whole team and not just the author…

Anybody?

Thanks, I managed to work it out last night after seeing a post from ‘sanjaymenon’. I moved the hard coded php line above the widgetized php line in the sidebar.

Sorry, I hadn’t thought of that – it will be in a static page…

Thanks
Brian.

Thanks sanjaymenon, I was having the exact same proplem – I moved the ‘Pages’ php line above where it had the ‘widgetized’ line and everything is perfect now….

Fixed the problem, the code shown below works fine now: –

<div id="headerright">
<a href="https://www.keyplus.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/2-minute-audit.pdf"> <img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/2minutes-300x100.gif" title="Take our '2-Minute Security Audit' and see how your current arrangements measure up..." />  </a>
</div><!-- end headerright -->

Ok, the border is gone and the image lines up fine now. Added target=”_blank” to the end of the link but I’m not sure if that’s the correct way to enter it.

Chrome works perfectly
Firefox opens 2 PDF’s
IE doesn’t open anything

Any more suggestions?

The border is showing in Chrome, IE and Firefox (probably down to the lack of editing skills when creating the image)

The original RSS image is in the background so that must be throwing the image out to the right and down. Just need to find that somehow…

That almost worked ??
It pushed the image off to the right and gave it a crappy border so I’ve had to put it back to the way it was….