Hey =)
You have a couple of options – if you have control over the image markup, add the class “noframe” (class=”noframe”) to the image tag. If not, and if the image tag has a class already, put that class name in the “Don’t frame images with class” setting for the theme.
Otherwise, if you don’t have direct control over the image markup, and the image tag doesn’t already have a class attribute, then you’ll need to dip into the code that generates the image tag and modify it directly.
Is there any way for me to write to michaeltyson, member above, directly? He invented Elegant Grunge theme, and I have been looking for an answer for over a month. I posted my question elsewhere, but briefly, my custom fields – post-meta-data — show only in my main page, but not on individual posts.
I have moved several variations of the meta to single. php, function php and index php. I’m wondering if the special image frames somehow stop the custom fields from appearing.
Any help? My blog: http://chocolatecartoons.com/
Update. I fixed my custom fields by deleting some lines in single php. In other words, like most of what I do here, I experimented, trial and error.
In single php, had to delete:
<?php wp_link_pages(array('before' => '<p><strong>'.__('Pages', 'elegant-grunge').':</strong> ', 'after' => '</p>', 'next_or_number' => 'number')); ?>
(which was old navigation???) and it appeared. I have no idea what this means, btw, but then the post-meta showed up.
In the end, I didn’t want it at the bottom of the post, so I have it on the top!
