thesoofoo

Never heard of that. I did find this post on the Mimbo Pro forums though, if you want more I would post a question on those forums for Darren.
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Good question. Depends how your are putting the data into your posts. Are you using a plugin, or html tables, or just listing it.

If your not using a plugin you would need to create some html code to display what you are wanting, and drop that into a text widget.

If you are using a plugin, maybe it has a php call or widget with it.

The question is asking for help with something that is not necessary to do, I couldn’t imagine a need for this functionality.

Giving up on WordPress because of that? Look at the forums, they are always very active. I’ve used most all other related programs, WordPress wins hand down.

Um, without looking at your page, I would say that what you are trying to do isn’t possible. I couldn’t imagine being able to assign a class to a specific result from a search query.

No, there is no standard size needed in wordpress for pictures in posts.

To do what you are wanting you will need to look into your style.css for the properties.
For this kind of stuff I would recommend you get the Firebug Firefox plugin, which helps you locate which css rules do what.

First, I see that you are writing pages in wordpress, not posts. Which is probably not the best idea, however, you can do it.

So if you are writing in pages, you would want to look into adding the necessary html for what you are wanting in a file called page.php. (at least most themes call it this)

Look at the css styles.

You have a very good point. Thanks.

Standings? Like team stats? You could put them into a text widget, then put that widget into your sidebar.

Actually, I would avoid editing the sidebar.php like that. You will want to use widgets to change the way the sidebar appears. There is a blogroll widget you can put in the sidbare that would fulfill your needs.

you can find this file under wp-content/themes/”your theme”/single.php

Yah, there are lots of archives plugins, you can see them here:

Look into your single.php file, you will see the code to remove there.

It really depends on how your navigation bar is coded. Sometimes when you add a page, that new page gets added automatically to your nav bar. If that is the case, I would just create a sort of splash page, with a big link in HTML on that page to direct people to your forum.

Otherwise you will have to dig into your code.

What was your fix? I am curious.