moka

The opt-in plug-in works for me. Thanks!

It looks like it’s the property definitions causing the problem… try this:

OLD
<a class="imagelink" title="1_0213feat.jpg" href="https://sybarites.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/02/1_0213feat.jpg"><img width="291" height="222" id="image50" alt="1_0213feat.jpg" src="https://sybarites.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/02/1_0213feat.jpg" /></a>
These ...

NEW
<a><img src="https://sybarites.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/02/1_0213feat.jpg" /></a>
These ...

Delete <p><img src from the same post (jewelry) and add <a href instead so it looks like this: <a href=

BAD
<a class="imagelink" title="1_0213feat.jpg" href="https://sybarites.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/02/1_0213feat.jpg"><img width="291" height="222" id="image50" alt="1_0213feat.jpg" src="https://sybarites.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/02/1_0213feat.jpg" /></a>
These ...

GOOD
<img src='/wp-content/t1.fossett.land.getty.jpg' alt='Fossett' />
Adventurer ....

In the Jewelry post, get rid of the following in the HTML and we’ll see what happens: class="imagelink" title="1_0213feat.jpg"

Note that ‘bad’ and ‘good’ are only about the results wanted.

I see them cropping from the first to “The Most Expensive Jewelry Of 2006” The other pics are slightly indented, allowing the border to show on the left…

I would look at the HTML between posts that look ok and compare to those that are cropping. The tag may be slightly different.

Firefox. Looks like IE cuts at least 20px off the left-hand side, but just on the first seven graphics. May be an alignment issue?

I see a border on all four sides.

<?php } if ( !(in_category('4')) || !is_home() ) { ?>

not working for me either ….

Feedback on solvent says it doesn’t work for 2.0.

You could contact a IP atty and have them send a ‘cease and desist’ letter. Might cost you $50-$100, but worth it in the long run.

Word for the wise: my IP atty states the best form of protection is to take your work, print it, and have another person cross through the printed page corner to corner, sign it and date it. The only requirement is that the signer not benefit financially or otherwise from the work. This establishes a timeline for creative development, which could keep your costs under 10K for proof of authorship as opposed to 60k, the average cost of litigation.

Yes, the printed page is antiquated, but so is our legal system.

I just looked up the Category_Templates link and I kinda understand …

If i created another install, how would the posts on the second instal display on the archives page of the first?

Thank you, moshu! That worked perfectly. ??

Thanks for your help, moshu!

I’ll read up and tweak (maybe shoot a note to the designer) and use less challenging theme for now. ??

What are the “nice” permalinks?

Would it be easier to simply select a new template? ??

The Read Me is quite short…

I see the nav links have hard-coded directories which do not exist in the installation. I guess I have to modify either the path or create these directories?

Also, I followed the standard directions to modify the “bio” section using the theme editor. My changes are not reflected in the page.