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I originally had it installed in a subfolder while I was developing the website.

The problem is our hosting ( verio iis ) … we don’t have enough resources. He fixed it temporarily by “Recycling virtual resource units”

In Resource dashboard under configure VRU.

I’m wondering if wp cache will help. Will report back.

The index.php file already had the code you mentioned…. when I rename or delete the old index.html file I get a blank page with no HTML for the home page and any other WordPress post or page.

I restored the index.html file because the website is still live and don’t want to disrupt their service.

Thanks again for your help… any other ideas?

Did you ever end up fixing this? I have the same problem with my windows hosting… everything was working perfectly when I had it set up on a subdomain…

Let me know if you found an easy solution. Thanks.

I am taking a guess here but you probably have to find the templates folder, and then browsing side of the template that your blog is currently using, find a template file, open it up and look for other bits of code that looks similar to the one they are asking you to add. Place the code snippet around there and see how it works. Check out your documentation again; to see if it has any more detailed instructions.

My WordPress it is also running impossibly slow on DreamHost. I am still talking with support. I have installed the cache plug-in. Both the admin side and the regular side are impossibly slow. I have not installed any other plug-in.

wpg2 does quite a bit of what I need but not nearly all of it. The gallery images are not actually hardcoded into the page. It is done via an I-frame I believe. This is also the case with the new version?

I spent another hour or so looking around at the different picasa plug-ins available and wasn’t able to find anything. The problem is that I want my images to be mixed up with the text from my blog post. I want people to scroll vertically down the page looking at the images and reading the descriptions. Here are some of the benefits of this method:

The images and descriptions are actually embedded into the HTML.
The images and descriptions would be included in the XML content feed.
The images and descriptions would be indexable by Google.
The images and descriptions can be mixed with the actual blog post.
You could easily move around the images and descriptions within the blog post to add content above, in between or below the images.

Other cool things that could be done to make it more useful:
when you go to copy the HTML from the gallery you could: change the image size, modify embedded CSS properties such as border, padding, descriptions style, etc. once you have the images looking like here on your weblog you would click the “copy HTML” button. You could also modify the order in which images are shown. You could also select which images would be shown using checkboxes.

The plug-in would not be limited to WordPress; the code that it would produce would work anywhere on the Internet.

I am also looking for a that will allow me to add multiple images to a post at one time. Is this modified version of exhibit still the best option that you have found?

Thank you for any ideas