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BUMP ANYONE?*

It doesn’t look like that code would work if implimented, although I am myself looking to emulate your idea.

I would like to find a plugin (one that works in 1.5) that has this same function, but uses a popup making it unnecessary to have configured email program.

Any suggestions?

Is it possible to do this from various sources, and organize by date? And to make uniform their style?

Send us a link or something so we know what you’re talking about… coding a second sidebar should be easy, more or less the same code to create your first one..

ok, that was written at 3am after a plethora of problems, let me interpret:

I am trying to use the get_post$ function to call up the titles of the past 15 or so articles. This presents a problem if you try to do this before printing the title and author on the page.

In my example, I am trying to get the past posts on my nav header, which is above the regular content (both in code and visually). When I try to print my post after this, the title of the last article called up by get_post$ is displayed instead of the most current one. It also knocks the previous and next_post nav out of whack.

Can anybody please help? I am looking for some way to ‘refresh’ the variables such as title, author, date, etc after the initial loop sequence. It seems like there has to be some sort of way to have two loops on a page, despite what past topics indicate.

THANK YOU!

yeah, you caught me in the middle of an update

Used the deviatonz.net horozontal menu example..

nice

Ah ok, I credit the answer to self determination. Perhaps it’s out there on this forum already tho, but I couldn’t find it. Either way, here’s how to fix the missing images dilemma:

Under the CSS image tags, which looked like this:

img.alignright {
padding: 4px;
margin: 0 0 2px 7px;
display: inline;
}

IE required a ” position:relative;” tag to top it off. They were reserving space, but the background was coming up on top of the image. So the final product took only simple mods:

img.alignright {
position:relative;
padding: 4px;
margin: 0 0 2px 7px;
display: inline;
}

img.alignleft {
position:relative;
padding: 4px;
margin: 0px 7px 4px 2px;
display: inline;
}