jknetdesign

Yes, I’m just showing where the crumbs div is placed. Trying to get the breadcrumbs to show on the posts page. Do I use the same type of conditional statement Sweeper gave me? or somehow incorporate the crumbs function inside that same statement?

I take that back, I need the entry-header class there so the sidebar stays in place. But now the css is out of wack on that first post. Any suggestions?

Thanks Sweeper, it positioned itself nicely without the <header> tags. Would you mind looking at something else? I have a similar situation with the breadcrumbs plugin. I placed this snippet in content-page and the position is perfect but how would I incorporate this on hte blog page?

<header class="entry-header">
    <div class="breadcrumbs">
    <?php if(function_exists('bcn_display'))
    {
        bcn_display();
    }?>
</div>

https://demo.princessmontereywhalewatching.com/sightings/captains-report/

How do I add the page title ‘Captain’s Report” to this page so it looks the same as any other page on the site. On other themes like Twentyten and Toolbox I used category.php but it does not seem to work that way with Twentyeleven since it’s so bloated. The file single.php is for he single posts.

You’re welcome. It’s a very useful theme. Just wanted to know if there was a setting I didn’t see. Now I know it’s time to start to the child theme and customize css and add a custom template. What’s the best file to make a custom page template with?

There I go answering my own questions again. I set #branding img to height: 100%.

Here’s a link https://demo.princessmontereywhalewatching.com/information/about-monterey-bay/

Here’s my link

Yes but not how it usually looks and I don’t want it hyperlinked so I stripped this out of the code. You just gave me an idea. Should I rearrange the code in content.php? Instead of echoing the title I can echo the date without the a tag and wrap it with a n h1. I htought here might have been a setting I forgot about.

CKeditor is the way to go. Thanks.

The Twentyeleven’s functions hide these tags in the html editor. That’s what my dilemma here is.

I got it. I had to comment out the line in the functions file from a snippet of code I found online that adds the featured image to a post which has nothing to do with the custom post type.

Answered my own question again.

I’ve been using page.php for my templates and pulling statements from content-page.php. So I believe page.php is the file to rename custom-page.php and add a template name.

GOT IT!

The permission error is being generated because the server can’t write to the file…because it’s not where it thinks it is.

It would have helped if I could copy and paste your text from your error page, but go into your ftp and expand the uploads folder > 2012 > 03, right click, set permissions to 777, execute all, ok (Dreamweaver). Do this for every image in each of these monthly directories. It probably currently says 644. A better way is to execute a mass file permission via shell access, but I jut did it this way since I have a manageable amount of images.

What folders exactly? I set wp-content and uploads to 777.I also tried this on the 2012 folder (where my images are) and it does not accept 777. It stays at 755.