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Permission problem, chmod -R 755 on ~/wp-content/plugins/Wysi-Wordpress and things work fine now. Don’t know if those are optimal permissions from a security standpoint though.

Problem with install.

-Downloaded Wysiwyg for WordPress 1.5.zip from mubomb.com.
-Extracted contents to a directory on local machine.
-uploaded wysiwordpress.php and entire contes of folder Wysi-Wordpress to ~/wp-content/plugins.
-Went to the plugin admin page for my blog, got an error message about permissions related to Wysiwyg.
-Changed permissions on wysiwordpress.php to 775.
-Went back to the plugin admin page wysiwordpress entry looked normal, clicked activate it appeared to activate.

But, no Wysiwyg editor in the write section, just the same interface as before. Any clue as to what I did wrong?

Fixed for me, problem was just as jgpippin said. Set width in the the image tag for images I am inserting at width=”450″. Just have to remember to do that each time posting larger images to force them to the correct width. WP does need a better way to handle images and IE does indeed blow.

I have this problem on my site too running almost stock Kubrick (all I really changed was the header image) on a relatively new install of WP 1.5. I looked in the #sidebar section of style.css and there does not appear to be a width property. Here is the section:

code#sidebar h2 {
font-family: ‘Lucida Grande’, Verdana, Sans-Serif;
font-size: 1.2em;
}’code’

Any other suggestions?

Which file do I edit to make the calendar display?

Thanks very much, worked like a charm.

What index.php does the A. to this Q. reference? I looked at ~/wp-content/themes/default/index.php and it does not have as many lines as the A mentions.