miroslav

I still have the same issue whether I put the float on “.postcontent img” or on “.post img”.

I don’t know your theme, so it’s possible there are other constrains that don’t allow for using my Option #2. Have you tried Option #1? There is no reason that shouldn’t work.

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Option #1: Surround your <img> tag with a <div> one which is floated to the left, as such:

<div style="float: left;"><img src="..." /></div>

or

<div class="imageleft"><img src="..." /></div>

where you define a new class in your stylesheet as such…

imageleft { float: left; }

Option #2: Provided you will want all your images inside all your posts behave the same way, you can create a css class that will format this behavior, as such…

.postcontent img { float: left; }

In this case, there is no need to surround your images in <div> tags.

You need to be able to execute the PHP in the template files with variables set to values particular to your domain and database–if the template files are on another server you can’t do that.

Got the point! ??

So, that leaves me with the second option… FTP mass uploader. Anyone?

I don’t think you need a separate blog for each category. What you need is:

1. One blog with two categories.
2. Plugin, such as Userextra, which will allow you to give your users access to one or the other category (or both).

Is this what you need?

See if this would help: Installing Multiple Blogs

Yes, you can change the default path to the template files easily. But if your domains are all on different hosts, that’s not going to help you.

If it’s possible to change the default template path to one on a different server, than it’s good enough for me. I need only one path to template files for all my WP installations (regardless of whether they are on a different host, or not). What am I missing?

I am not sure, but I think the <?php the_excerpt_rss(); ?> tag — although, originally created for different purpose — takes all html code over to the index pages. This would include the thumbnail image as well. Haven’t tested it, but it might be worth the try.

Thanks, filosofo. Isn’t it possible to hack the WP code to simply change the default path to the template files?

Re: SSH… sounds promising! Would this update all files on all hosting accounts with one login and one command? Or, would I need to login separately for each hosting account/WP installation?

Here’s one way:

1. Create a separate AdSense channel for each category you want to track.

2. Get your AdSense code for each category and insert the code into your WordPress template files (depending on your theme, these could be: category.php, archive.php, or index.php) using conditional tags for each category.

Example:

<?php if (is_category('Category1')) { ?>your Google code with custom channel for this category goes here<?php } ?>

Hi MattyRob,

Thanks! I have placed my comment (in favor of publishing the unsupported method).

I fully appreciate the fact that you are using your own time to support/update this great plugin after skippy dropped it and I am sure I am not the only one who is eternally grateful for that.

However, what I don’t understand is why don’t you just post the way to include Subscribe2 into sidebar without the widget and just be done with it?

As far as the Subscribe2 plugin, putting it in the sidebar for non-widgetized themes seems to be the most frequently asked question and there are plenty of reason why somebody might not want to use widgets.

Of course, nobody expects you to support things you don’t want to support, but you can save yourself lots of frustration by answering this question once and for all.

Nobody knows which function to call in order to pull the Subscribe2 subscription form to the sidebar menu for non-widgetized themes?

I just gave it as an example, in fact I don’t even know the correct function name to call.

Oh, OK! Anybody out there who knows which function to call? Thanks! ??

If you want I can email you my functions.php to show you what I did.

That would be fantastic! Thanks! ??

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