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I just came up with a plan I think will work but let me know if it won’t…
If I just change the URL to my blog and so instead of putting it in a directory called /blog/ I put it in something like /myblog/ , and make sure that my template includes the proper META tags to disallow robots from visiting it, it _should_ get rid of all of the indexed pages in the search engine’s database after their next crawl, and not reindext the ones with the META tags… correct? I hope so, lol.

I have emailed my domain’s administrator to see what they say about the robots.txt file issue.
Is there really no way to remove already indexed pages? My site is turning up on very random searches, and I’d prefer that all of my archives be removed if possible. I can’t manually go through and remove every page via the automatic removal system, and it seems like asking for index.php to be removed doesn’t remove things like index.php?m=20040724. If I get the robots.txt file to work, would that remove already indexed pages?
Thanks for the help.

Thanks premii, that worked out great.
I have another question. Is there a way to change the default html code that appears in your post when you click on the thumbnail in the Exhibit area? In other words, default it so that next to img src, alt, and border tags, it will add specified align or hspace tags as well.
For example, I’d like to change the default:
<img src="image url here" alt="img name here" border="0" />
to this:
<img src="image url here" alt="img name here" border="0" align="left" hspace="15"/>
I think it involves editing of the exibit10p.php file or the config file, but I can’t figure out where that would go. Thanks!

This may be a very simple thing, but how do you make it so that the thumbnails do not have a border around them (that shows that they are links)? I couldn’t find the setting in the css or php files anywhere, as the border attributes in the css files seem to only be for the border that surrounds all of the thumbnails. How do you set it so border=”0″ on all thumbnails?

I may be missing something, but is there a way to use this plugin with the built in upload feature in WP? Since this plugin requires you to put thumbnails in a seperate “t” folder, it doesn’t follow the built in method of just adding a “t-” to the image file name. Is there any other way to automatically generate the thumbnails and upload the pictures without having to go into an FTP client? Thanks for the help.