revnice

Hm my example was rendered instead of printed. It was:

a href=”https://websitename.com/folder/document.doc”>Document</a

Cool, thanks!

Sounds good and thanks for the caution but how do you switch modes?

More:

I managed to copy the table to Word, then turn on the display of boundaries, then paste it into my page so I think I’ve solved my problem.

Thanks!

‘you could also describe here what you want to change’

Yeah, someone else made a small table for one of my pages and I need to copy it to other pages.

When I try Copy/Paste from the Edit Page view, I only get the table data, the boundaries and colors of the table are not copied.

So I figured I’d be able to grab all the table code from the actual code page and paste it into the other pages – as long as I can find the other pages!

Is there an easier way to copy the table and all it’s properties, boundaries, colors, size, etc?

OK, where’s the database?

How do I get at the code to edit it?

esmi:

This is it: [nggallery id=”4″]

Where 4 is the ID of the gallery, not the post.

WordPress doesn’t need the post ID because I’m entering the shortcode in the post itself. Specifying the gallery ID makes sure I get the right collection of pictures.

Apologies for the confusion, I’m a novice.

Thanks for your help!

rev

Curiously, this also worked for me, where 4 is the ID of the gallery, not the post!

[nggallery id=”4″]

“Galleries do not have ids.”

Just found a Gallery ID column with numbers in it in the Manage Galleries view.

Ah!

If I use [gallery id="123"] I get ‘gallery not found.’

If I use your mouseover trick in the Manage Galleries view, I find the gallery is called ‘nggallery’ which must be a system assigned name because I didn’t name it that.

Now [nggallery id=”123″] works perfectly.

I’m glowing with success.

esmi:

Just in case terminology is getting in the way:

If three people have to wear a specific hat, you must know both the names of the people and the types of the hats.

As mentioned, my ‘Posts’ are really menu items whose links take you to properties for sale, so I must show the correct collection of images for each ‘Post.’

rev

[gallery id="1"] only specifies the post id.

I found the Post ID using esmi’s mousover method, now – how do I identify the correct gallery?

While awaiting responses, I’ll try mousing over the gallery but I have a feeling that would be too easy ??

Remove it from the display, then add a plug-in – love it!

Press Enter to Exit!

esmi:

I haven’t read it all yet but that looks as if it’s really going to be helpful! Thanks.

Strange that Post ID isn’t listed in a column on the page that displays all the posts, that seems like a no-brainer considering how important that info could be to some people.

I’m using WordPress to make a conventional site (not a blog or forum) so my ‘Posts’ are really menu items whose links take you to properties for sale. It’s critical that I show the right properties under the right links ??

I’ve read that but I don’t understand much of it. I’ve tried [gallery] but I get ‘gallery not found.’

I can’t find a list of post ids so I don’t even know what to put for id=

Are successive posts assigned a number that increments with each new post or what?

Even if I knew the post id, I don’t know how to specify the gallery associated with it and your link only appears to discuss gallery parameters.