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Thanks esmi. I had this plugin prior to updating and could never figure it out. Can you show me a reference where this plugin is used?

Awesome, thanks!

Did that limit the padding below the image so the caption is closer to the image? Just want to understand what that fix did. It does look a little better though. Thanks!

Thanks esmi. I like the boxes around the image when editing but they disappear once posted. URL is www[dot]causewaybaitandtackle[dot]com/fishing-blog

Ah, ok. I was wondering why I couldnt find it. I’ll look into that. Thanks Ryans and others.

Settings > Reading > Front Page Displays and choose “Your Latest Posts” or “Static Page”

That thread seems to be the most helpful, thanks STD. Any clue where I would find this php.ini file in the theme editor?

Your not missing something adiant. I will definitely explore that option. I know there is a way to increase the file size but I just can’t seem to find it no matter how hard I look.

Alright, I still cannot find anything regarding this issue. Has anyone experienced similar problems? I need to add this content to the blog and there is no other way to enter it as it is a scanned image. I want it to be found by search engines so .jpg or .gif are not acceptable.

I’m wondering if this has to do with the size of the file. I’ve tried numerous ways to add a PDF to our blog (add as image, add as media) with no luck. I have noticed that the files I’m trying to add are more than 9,000 kb. Not sure if this has anything to do with it but I’ve been able to add PDF files in the past with no problems.

I get to the point where I add the file to from my computer using Browser Uploader, select the file, click upload and wait for 2 minutes to see nothing happens. No prompt to change the titles or add the image to post. There is really no way to shrink the file as it was scanned in.

Anyone find a work around?

Thanks for the resource. This change about no-follows no longer being recognized is very recent, within the last month or two (May of 09 at the earliest). I was looking for a specific way to deal with this within WordPress.

Good read none-the-less.

Figaro, the main site and blog are both in .asp and being run on a windows server. We are actually in the process of discussing going to a linux server. We are currently running 2.7 and thinking about upgrading to the newest. We did have an issue moving the data base over the last time when we upgraded to 2.7 so I’m not how probable the new upgrade will be. Do you still recommend a linux account?

Clayton, the 503 is a normal occurrence on the hour. The server automatically reboots to clear things up. There was a nagging issue on the main site so our host put a check on it to see if anything came up. He also implemented a restart every hour so that is likely when you had your error.

Nobody has any suggestions on how to get my active widgets to show up so I can shut them off? I’m personally not a programmer and have very little knowledge with it. We are close with the programmers of our site and they have been helping out with trying to hone in on the issue. Now our hiccup is the widgets not being able to be removed to see which is causing the problem.

Clayton/Brainy… no luck on re-creating that 403 error.

Right now it still looks to be a widgets in the sidebar. It has been a while since I played with the widgets so I may be thinking something is supposed to happen when it’s not. Someone correct me if I’m wrong… are the active widgets supposed to show up with an edit option next to them?

All of the active widgets are showing but there is no option to edit or remove them. When I show all available widgets, there is only an option to add them and not remove the others. Is this normal?

It seems that it has to do with the sidebar or the widgets. We have not found the exact problem but at least know where to look and have the blog functioning again. The new problem is, the option to remove a widget is not present and a list of active widgets is not populating. The only widget that showed up under our list of active widgets was the Search widget.

I’ll look into that 403 error. That is a new symptom. Thanks.

I guess never having a problem before and all of the sudden experiencing a problem, I never thought a plugin could cripple a site.

The server logs show nothing. We are going to go through the blog piece by piece to try and fix it. Thanks for the help whoo. If anything else comes to mind, please share.