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I can add an image to the post, but that shows up as well as the featured image. Ugh, maybe I’ll just try to upload the site on my mediatemple account. I’ll try to set that up so you can see it. It would be a lot easier to explain…

Stay tuned! …

My website is hosted locally. Would I just be able to paste the code to you or how would you like to see it?

Hmmm… I wonder if I could interject on this topic?

Here’s the case:

I have kind of a photoblog. A template that I’m creating. On the home.php page, I have kind of a grid thing going on with a featured image for each post. When someone clicks that post or image, I was able to display the featured image on one part of the single.php page. What I’d super like to do is add an additional image that also pertains to that post.

I tried to just add an image to the actual post, you know, “insert in to post”. But that didn’t work.

Any suggestions out there?

Okay, I take that back. I just figured out what ‘Featured Image’ was and used it in a post. Now the image appears above the title in the post. Now I think to link it to the post, I would just have to use the permalink call?

I’m like, totally talking to myself…

I guess it’s just not possible. SADFACE!

I figured that out that just after I posted that reply, lol. Thanks tho ??

Why did doing that work? I’ve had a poopy time trying to figure that out. Why do you not have to add wp_sidebar(); or wp_header();? Just wondering…

Well, I’m not renaming the actual php includes or functions. I’m not touching the php at all, in fact. It’s when I want to totally rename the <div> id’s or classes, <p> id’s or classes, any kind of HTML used.

For example:
A template from wordpress might use <div id="wrapper"></div> and mine might be called <div id="frame"></div>. I’m thinking that wordpress themes absolutely need the names to be the same based on the content that it might be posting.

There are cases in a post where I think there is actual HTML being output by the database. Automatically adding <p> tags or
<ul> tags or <h> tags. I don’t know for certain…

I’m like an HTML whore. I would rather use my own html than something someone else makes up because it’s easier for me to go back and edit it later. That kinda stuff…

I guess no one wants to answer this ??

Here’s my html example:

[code moderated - please follow the forum guidelines for posting code]

You might try adding to the stylesheet:

* ( margin: 0; padding: 0; )

Here’s a helpful video from youtube you might reference…

https://youtu.be/9ZXqehk2LD4

Thanks a lot, Chip! I’ve seen you around these forums a bit and it’s good to know there are people out there that take the time to answer questions. Keep it up!

I’ll mark this thread ‘resolved’.

Thanks alot, Voodoo! So if I needed to add a few more menus to my theme, would I then just do:

register_nav_menus( array(
  'primary' => __( 'Primary Navigation', 'mythemename' ),
  'secondary' => __( 'Secondary Navigation', 'mythemename' ),
  'third_menu' => __( 'Third Menu', 'mythemename' ),
  'fourth_menu' => __( 'Fourth Menu', 'mythemename' ),
  )
);

And why do you suppose they’re using double underscores? That’s so confusing!

So I think everything that I’ve seen so far have mostly been for wordpress 3.0, not 3.1. It can be a little confusing out there. There are a few differences in what I’ve been doing and now what you’ve posted. I’ll give it a whirl! Thanks a ton, dude.