jimhere

You should do that through your WP admin area. The “sidebar” file is really just a template. The WP admin creates a database that puts info and links in there for you.

There are plugins in both PixelPost and ZenPhoto for WP use. But I haven’t used them, so I don’t know how easy or hard they are. WP comes up in their forums all the time.

The closest I’ve ever come is to try and make a PixelPost or ZenPhoto gallery have a similar theme as my wp site so they “look” integrated.

https://www.pixelpost.org/
https://www.zenphoto.org/

It’s a fairly trial and error method, but I think Gallery2 looks too much like a poster-store, which is why I do it this way.

The Mike Lococo themes at https://themes.wordpress.net/index.php?s=wuhan are close enough to start off, I think.

Actually, open sidebar.php and page.php (or index, if that’s the one you want) and copy/paste there. Open them in any text editor.

This way, you edit the machinery of the page (get_links_list) so it tells the content where to go. (The wp page editor is for writing posts, not the code of the site).

The BlogRoll is a set of “Links” (from the admin Links tab), so if you move
<?php get_links_list(); ?>
out of the side bar and into the page it should work, although it will move ALL the displayed links.

Well, the temporary “hello world” behaves correctly. I still think those right links have been set to open in a “_blank” window…

Something like “https://www.syck0.net/angela/contact.html” doesn’t seem to be part of the wp structure whereas your main page seems to live in a folder called “blog”. Did you make “contact” yourself or through the wp admin? If wp doesn’t think it’s part of the blog, then that might be why it’s treating it as a separate site.

Maybe Write a new post (like hello world) that you can delete later and see where it shows up.

I guess post a link… You mean like olde html “frames”?

Before Add is Manage, the first tab under “Links”. It’ll show a list of existing links.

Edit any of them (click “edit” to the right in the list), then scroll to the bottom and look for “Target”.

I’m using wp 2.0.3 (maybe it isn’t in earlier versions).

I just found a simliar function at the very bottom of that php page. I guess I gotta try changing them both…

function get_udims($width, $height) {
if ( $height <= 96 && $width <= 128 )
return array($width, $height);
elseif ( $width / $height > 4 / 3 )
return array(128, (int) ($height / $width * 128));
else
return array((int) ($width / $height * 96), 96);
}

If you go to the “Links” tab of your admin, click to edit any of your links. Way at the bottom of that page is “target”.
_blank opens them in a new window, so maybe you want _top

I mean, just the web links from your wp site, or All web links on the internet?

I found this on line 1789 of “admin-functions.php”

function wp_shrink_dimensions($width, $height, $wmax = 128, $hmax = 96)

But I’m scared. Would changing 96 to 150 break everything?

Is it just wp pages, or all your web links that open in new windows?

Thanks for that find…