livinginstereo

Oh, and it not only doesn’t look good on Mac IE, it doesn’t look period. It’s just a blank page with a header. No text, no images, no nothing.

Not sure about the version of Netscape. An early one, for sure, as one of the guys in the band is still using (shudder) Netscape on OS 9. I know that’s even more of a dead end, but I don’t want to exclude any old school Mac users, since I was one for a long time! ??

Thanks! I don’t have a Google Analytics account, but I just requested one.

I’m really just looking for that same simple blog stats graph that comes with the Word Press standard blog. If that’s out there anywhere, I’d love to add it to my Dashboard.

ok, got it. thanks.

Dude, have you tried posting to wordpress.com forums? WordPress.com is DOWN. This is the only place we can get info at the moment.

Ah, I checked my Plug Ins and I had Ryan’s Custom Posts per Page plug in activated. I turned that off, and it works fine now!

I’ll give that a shot! Thanks so very much.

So there’s no way to make the wp_title tag display a different name for my pages?

I tried that, but no luck. Currently my title tag on my header.php looks like this:

<title><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> <?php if ( is_single() ) { ?> » Blog Archive <?php } ?> <?php wp_title(); ?></title>

But I’m still unclear. If I delete the <?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> I don’t know what to replace it with. Currently all my Pages have images as titles. I just want a text name to appear at the top of the browser when someone clicks on a page.

https://livinginstereo.com

Can anyone help?

Actually, I take back the part about deleting show title from the code. I have to have it show each image/title which is, for instance, <img src=”https://www.livinginstereo.com/wp-content/themes/stylish_blue_modern/images/zabout.gif”&gt; That generates an image where my title used to be.

But I still don’t know how to get an actual title, like “About”, at the top of my browser and for bookmarking. All I get is the >> symbol. ??

Awesome! That worked. I had taken out too much of the code before!

Just an update: I added image mapping to my header.php, and it seems to work great! I kept the background image at the top, and then just added the following code to the bottom of my template:

<div id=”header”>
<img src=”https://www.livinginstereo.com/wp-content/themes/stylish_blue_modern/images/livinginstereomain.gif&#8221; width=”874″ height=”130″ border=”0″ usemap=”#Map”>
</div>
<map name=”Map”>

</map>
</body>
</html>

Thanks to everyone who helped out with this!

OK, thanks everyone for all that info. I appreciate being pointed in the right direction or directions ?? I’ll get to work on it now!

Actually, the header on your site is very close to what I want to do, Kafkaesqui. I assume it has a clickable jpg overlaid on a background image? I would just need to add two different clickable jpgs over a background image. Would it be obnoxious to ask for the relevant code for your header.php? If so, no sweat, and I’ll try to model what I’m doing based on your site. Thanks again!

Thanks, Kafkaesqui. I’ll take a look at that link and see if it helps.