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maya90
(@maya90)
my gosh, why is this so confusing?
in css for my theme I find:
#footer {background: #eee url(‘images/kubrickfooter.jpg’) no-repeat top; }
but I don’t see this image in my images folder…
heck, I don’t even see a FOOTER in my blog..
thank you….
No, it is NOT in your whatever folder!
It is in the /images folder in the wp-content/theme/default/images/
What do you want to do?
And when it gives you a 404 Not found – the files is NOT there, regardless what you think.
Not Found
The requested URL /home/images/ was not found on this server.
The images folder is in your theme’s directory.
The css you mention comes from the default theme, it appears you are currently using the popblue theme.
I also see errors in your sidebar, did you make sure to upload all the files correctly?
Thread Starter
maya90
(@maya90)
sorry about what I mentioned regarding css code, was looking in css for default theme…. so never mind that (and yes, that img is there, where it should be..)
now, my img I mentioned initially is here:
wp-content/themes/pop-blue/images/
code: <center><img alt=”photo of the day” src=”http://francesblog.com/home/wp-content/themes/pop-blue/images/10-16-07.jpg” /></center>
I can now see it here, http://francesblog.com/home/?p=3 and here,
http://francesblog.com/home/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=3
but not here, http://www.francesblog.com/home
why not??
thank you…
It could be that the theme you are using only displays the title and date but not the content of the posts on your index page.
Also, you are using an older version of WordPress, which might not be a problem but upgrading to at least version 2.2.2 might be a good idea.
EDIT: inspection of the theme’s testrun page shows that it doesn’t show images on the index page.
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maya90
(@maya90)
I have another test-post there, with just text, it’s displaying fine.. http://www.francesblog.com.. code I have for img:
<img alt=”photo of the day” src=”http://francesblog.com/home/wp-content/themes/pop-blue/images/10-16-07.jpg” />
however, it’s not showing up.. (and the image IS physically at this location.. if I put this address in browser http://francesblog.com/home/wp-content/themes/pop-blue/images/10-16-07.jpg the image can be seen fine..)
(one thing I notice is I don’t see ‘publish’ button for this post, only saw it for other test-post I have there now..)
would appreciate some help here.. what am I missing??
thank you very much..
If you take a look at my previous post, you’ll see that
‘EDIT: inspection of the theme’s testrun page shows that it doesn’t show images on the index page. ‘
To have them show up you’ll need to edit your index.php file and change the appropriate template tags.
Thread Starter
maya90
(@maya90)
my gosh, this is absurd…
can you pls tell me WHAT edits I need to make and where?? a blog index-template that doesn’t show images??????
most blog-pages have images!!! this is what I don’t get about blog-sw.. why do they make it more complicated than it needs to be?? why can’t a simple image tag with path to image work — on ANY page?? WHAT changes do I need to make, PLEASE?? and WHERE???? most blogs I see out there have images…. why is this sw written so that by default the index pg can’t display images?? sorry, I really don’t get this…
would appreciate more info here.. thank you….
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maya90
(@maya90)
I’m sorry, this is not very clear.. I don’t see in these pages what code I have to use instead of normal HTML image-tag to display an image…
would you pls be kind enough to tell me what code I need to put there instead of
<img alt=”photo of the day” src=”http://francesblog.com/home/wp-content/themes/pop-blue/images/10-16-07.jpg” />
so the image will display? this is how you display images in HTML.. I don’t understand why with Word Press this has to be different???
what tag(s) do I need to change, please???? WHERE? in index.php???
thank you….
If it’s on pages that the images don’t show up then look in page.php if your theme has one if not then it will be under main.php. Just look for the_excerpt tag like moshu said and then replace it with the_content.
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maya90
(@maya90)
thank you… I found NO instances of “the_excerpt” anywhere, searched all files.. (have no main.php, only index.php, page.php.. also have index1.php, what is that one for??) but found plenty of instances of “the_content” (in archive.php, index.php, index1.php, page.php…)
for example: from page.php:
<?php the_content(‘<p class=”serif”>Read the rest of this page »</p>’); ?>
so I still don’t know what I need to so images display, and WHY does normal HTML image-tag not work in Word Press?? 🙁
again thank you for your help…
Oh, again one of those themes by that guy… he is a PITA with that idiotic the_content_rss thing – putting it in every freaking theme of his (without a warning, without a readme)
Find this line in the index.php of the theme:
<?php the_content_rss('', TRUE, '', 150); ?>
Replace it with
<?php the_content(); ?>
Thread Starter
maya90
(@maya90)
oh my gosh — FINALLY!! thank you!!
http://francesblog.com/home/
I don’t understand what this edit did but it did the trick!!
thank you very much…
(PS: I didn’t know that diff design templates had different sw-code.. I would have thought only template/interface code would change from design to design (HTML, CSS..) (and what is PITA??? 🙂
again thank you very much….
pain in the ass 🙂
(you are getting close to that, too… because you didn’t take the time to read a bit and to get familiar with how WP works, what the theme system is and what the template tags are for)
