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Hi, David. Hate to be a pest, but did you ever have a chance to look into this? Thanks!

Is “music” a static page? You could build a template for that page that includes the iframe. That way you wouldn’t need the conditional statement.

It’s a lower-case epsilon. Probably because the “?” is read as “element.”

x ? y is read “x is an element of y.”

Ilione — I think your search input box is too wide. Try making it narrower.

I use a free javascript called “pop-up images” that I got here: https://www.crays.com/jsc/

It works in IE and FF, and Opera for that matter. I’ve used it through several releases of WP without a hitch. You can see it on WP 1.5 on my site at https://www.persistentillusion.com/blogblog/index.php Just click on any of the pictures in posts to see the pop-up. I also have it running on WP 2.0 on my test bed, but that’s not publically available.

I installed it a little differently than the instructions suggest: Instead of pasting the script into my header, I created a file and stored it in a script folder. I then called the script in my WP header.

I skipped step 2.

In step 3, I do not use the onMouseOver and onMouseOut parameters in my posts when including an image.

For step 4, I put pimg.htm in my WP root.

I know that sounds cryptic, but it will make sense as you read the instructions.

note: edited to fix link. Oops.

I’ll sent it tonight as soon as I get home, Tyler. I’m at work right now. ??

TylerMartin, mine is working fine, but then I’ve made some other changes to it over the years. I’d be happy to share my hacked-up version, but I can’t locate an email for you.

Thanks, David! I undrstand about paid vs. non-paid work. I will be patient. ??

I’m the only author on my blog, so the author select function didn’t really serve a purpose for me. I just commented out the entire show_author_select() function and also the two lines that call it. That worked great.

If there are multiple authors on your blog and you need the author select, better heads than mine will need to help you. ??

I’m not sure without looking at the actual theme. But take a look at the default theme index.php. You’ll see that the title is enclosed in an “a” tag, with href= the post’s permalink. That’s what makes the title clickable. Just do something similar in your new index.php.

Thanks, Podz, I’ll contact David. I know he’s great about support. I just was hoping that someone in here would have a clue first! ??

Hey, thanks! Leave a comment or something so I can reciprocate.

Yeah… I can remember my mama saying with a bit of glee in her voice after playing with my son (then about 3), “you got one just like you. hahahaha”

Does it just display a button? I can see it.

Thanks!

Thanks for the help!

What happened was that I forgot to set a max_width on the headline image so it wasn’t wrapping. My DOH moment of the week!

It should be fixed now, so if you could take another peek that would be cool!