robotarmy

Thank you. From what I’ve been able to glean from all of the chat and email sessions from your rep and from the hosting company is that I need to fill out the Post SMTP settings. Although I was given clues as to what needs to go in these setting fields, some of the fields are more obvious than others.

I revised the review to reflect the new information.

Hi Steve,

Thanks for reaching out. Sorry for all the excitement, but I was experiencing really bad customer service from several entities the last few days, and when I didn’t hear from you guys, I thought I was just gonna get more of the same. I understand that it was a Spam situation now.

I did get some help yesterday from a fellow named Nathanael, but his work hours are different than mine and he’s not responding yet today. He gave me some information to give to my hosting company, and they seem to be trying to help me, but I’m really not getting anywhere. The hosting company just sends me an article link and it doesn’t make any sense. Please understand that this is very confusing to me.

Can you hook me up with a tech-support rep that is working for the next 4 to 6 hours, because I don’t believe Nathaniel begins working again until about midnight my time. He also told me that responses to his emails will not be monitored by another tech.

Thanks…

I HAVE unsubscribed! I still get them. Better talk to that monkey.

Thanks, the Custom CSS worked great.

This is the page: Print Design

Hi,

I used the following code.ngg-imagebrowser .pic { border: none; }in Other Options/Styles/(Show Customization Options), saved changes, reloaded the page with the gallery, but no changes were displayed.

This is the page: Print Design

Also, is there any way to customize the spacing between the thumbnails?

Thanks,

Paul Fisher

Oops…
never mind.
I figured it out.

Thanks

Thanks,

Where do I put the code you included above?

James,

I read that page in the Codex and also the section on The Loop and I sort of understand it.

One question, though:

The Section called Grab the Header says:

In order to transform regular PHP pages into ones that utilize WordPress, you need to add either of the following code snippets to the start of each page.
<?php
/* Short and sweet */
define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false);
require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);
?>

<?php
require(‘/the/path/to/your/wp-blog-header.php’);
?>

Does “each page” mean…
…each .php file in the Wellpoint folder?
…each .php file in the Wellpoint root folder?
…every .php file?

Does “…add either of the following code snippets to the start of each page” mean…
…just paste ’em in there irregardless of whether there is a ‘require’ command already present?
…change the existing ‘require’ command to reflect the location of my header?

Cheers,

Paul

Oh, that’s awesome!

Thanks both you guys!

Thanks for your reply, Lindsey.

I checked out the Codex and it seems like a plethora of information—really thorough.

I have been doing some reading regarding the WP Structure and it shows the following:
The WordPress Page Structure
I was kinda vague with my question, though. I should have asked “Does anyone know of a specific instruction, or set of instructions, that will show me how to incorporate WordPress “content” on my page between my own “header” and “footer?’

I know if I read all of the articles in the “Codex,” I will become educated, but I would like to forgo the PhD, so to speak, and just take an extension course.

Has anybody done this that could point me to a specific article?

Cheers,

Paul