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I am using the latest version of the Kimili Flash Plugin on WordPress 2.0.4

Put your flash .swf file into the root of your site, and use this as your code:

[kml_flashembed movie=”/intro.swf” height=”390″ width=”500″ /]

Make sure you have the “/” before the flash file name, even though it is just in your site root.

You also need to add this line before your permanent redirects:

# redirect a page or directory

so your .htaccess file would read:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
# redirect a page or directory
Redirect permanent /old_page.htm [https://www.yoursite.com/new_page]
Redirect permanent /old_page2.htm [https://www.yoursite.com/new_page2]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

You must also disable wp-cache while you add permanent redirects to the .htaccess file, or it will just revert back to the .htaccess file without the redirects once the cache expires

I have had good success with this plugin:

Extreme Video Plugin

https://www.rossgerbasi.com/2006/01/21/extreme-video-plugin-20/

Try the Role Manager plugin from RedAlt. It allows you to customize settings for different levels. Very easy to use.

https://www.redalt.com/wiki/Role+Manager

I have been getting this error in Internet Explorer 7.0, and when I ran my site through validation, it shows it is even responding to the Google validation meta tag in the header, which you need to track the indexing stats of your site in Google.

So until IE 7.0 relaxs a bit on demanding ultra web-standards compliance, I don’t know if you will fully be able to get away from this.

This plugin re-writes your .htaccess file. I had the same problem.

To fix it just edit the .htaccess file back to its original format. Your file should read as follows:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress

You can also install the ChenPress Plugin and upload and insert images through ChenPress. This allows you to specify image size. I have used a bit of a hybrid system for a while, using PhotoPress to upload and crop images creating square thumbnails, then inserting using ChenPress to avoid the popup. To make this work you must set the image file for PhotoPress to the same file address as the image file for ChenPress.

https://www.pixelficker.com/chenpress-wysiwyg-for-wordpress

You can turn off the Rich Text Editor by going to the User>Profile and unchecking the box at the bottom for the Rich Text Editor.

You know, you can always specify your permalink address by writing in your own “post slug” for your post or page in the WP admin panel. That way if you are overly worried about long post or page names you can make them shorter. Don’t really think there is a problem though.

Apparently with WP 2.0.1 they have fixed some of the problems with the Rich Text Editor, so who knows, maybe it will stop over-correcting things now……..guess we will find out….

I am using the SearchEverything Plug-in and it works great:

https://dancameron.org/wordpress/wordpress-plugins/search-everything-wordpress-plugin/

Check out the PhotoPress Plug-in at https://www.Familypress.net
You can modify the upload file size limit through options, and it allows you to specify different categories for photos which sorts them into different photo albums on the site.

I recently installed the Photopress Plug-in and it is great. Highly recommended. You can download it here:

https://www.familypress.net

One word about modifying it to make it work in a two column theme such as Kubrick:

In the css file modify the first entry to look like this:

#pp_wrap {
overflow-x:hidden;
width: 400px;
margin-left: 40px
}

Otherwise it will take over the whole page and push your sidebar to the bottom. The great thing about this plug-in is that it allows you to have several independant photo galleries on your blog. You just create different categories for each gallery you want, and specify the category for each photo when you upload it.

In WordPress 2.0 you can obviously also just use the photo uploader built-in to WordPress. If you select “use original” intstead of “use thumbnail” once the image is uploaded, you can then modify the size of the image by changing the code for width and height in the text editor. If you want to insert the image full-size you can just delete the width and height specs all together.

If you de-activate the Rich Text Editor it will stop messing with your html code:

Go to Users> and uncheck the box at the bottom for the Rich Text Editor and hit Save. Now you can paste in code to create a page for your gallery and it should stay. If ou are using CSS you may need to add some CSS code to your CSS-style page by editing the CSS page through Presentation>Theme Editor