mojorob

That’s the plugin that I had seen. However the questions still stand -it would be nice for the output from the gallery to be valid code. Is there a reason why this isn’t the case with 2.6.1 – and is this going to be corrected in the next update to WordPress?

I have seen a plugin that sorts out the invalid XHTML. However it would be nice for the output from the gallery to be valid code. Is there a reason why this isn’t the case with 2.6.1 – and is this going to be corrected in the next update to WordPress?

It looks like you’re probably copying & pasting from MS Word or other MS program.

Not found that problem myself, I’ve been able to use the HTML option and then switch back to Visual.

It’s not the server root you would have .htpasswd – it’s the folder in which wordpress is uploaded.

Never had that problem myself, not being able to have both .htaccess and .htpasswd files on webhosting. I would have thought that if a .htaccess file can be placed on the server, which happens with wordpress, then a .htpasswd file shouldn’t be a problem?

Having this approach I mention also takes it away from wordpress, meaning when the plugin is disabled for example (i.e. upgrading wordpress or plugin) there is still the user/pass protection, and this approach also doesn’t rely on cookies.

You could use a .htpasswd approach rather than a wordpress plugin.

Not without any useful information.

Check your HTML and CSS first…

The individual photos of the gallery/ies already appear in an image.php file. But if I remove the tag that calls for comments, then people can’t leave comments.

I don’t want it to be either all no comments, or all comments. I am looking to be able to choose when comments can be left, or can’t be left, just like in the parent post – the ability to turn off (or on) comments in a gallery.

Using that approach, how would you turn ON comments for the photos within a gallery? The issue is with turning comments off (and on if you follow that approach) for individual photos in a gallery, or rather a whole gallery. The parent post is no problem with turning comments on & off, however the problem I’m talking about is with turning comments off in a gallery.

If you turn off the comments of the parent post, then gallery comments remain on – I would like for people to have the ability to comment on the individual photos, however I am also looking for the ability to turn off comments on some galleries (e.g. when the post has been there for a while, or when I don’t wish for comments availability).

Anybody at all?

Ok, I think I understand more of what you’re looking for after reading your original post again – it’s the category of the parent post. Sorry I can’t try to help any further, I wasn’t sure how to do this either when I tried to do something with the parent category of an image within a [gallery].

Have you tried

<?php if (is_attachment ('category=10') ) {
include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/francesidebar.php');
} ?>

If you move the sidebar info within the html above the main blog bit, then it works in IE7 & FF3 – that is everything from <div id=”Sidebar”> to </div><!– end #Sidebar –> is moved to above <div id=”center”>.

However you need to check your HTML with the validator (you can also check CSS here)

This happened to me as well – one of my two didn’t recognise there was a newer version whereas the other one did! Left it overnight, and then today it said there was a newer version.