Lucian Florian

The links are saved directly in database. I think would take you a lot longer to arrange a special functionality for that.

Try and search for a plugin which does that. But I am not sure if there is one.

Yes, go to bluehost.

I have been on fatcow and a page took over 7 seconds to load. Fatcow, the initial hosting provider, sweared that the website was loading just fine..

It wasn’t, as me and my client could confirm that was very slow.

I moved it on bluehost and we’ve got speed.

I know a couple but they are not *cheap*.

That’s an interesting technique I haven’t used yet, but after I took a look to the code, it seems he use 2 images.

One is setup for a tag and the other one to span tag from within a tag.

link to image

With css, he moves the background position:

a.project.itvizion span.hover {background-position: center bottom}

With JavaScript he controls the opacity for fading effect, but I think there is a script for that.

That guy is good, by the way. Same country like me 🙂

I think you should take a look into WordPress MU

It doesn’t work because the way the wordpress does it, is to assign a paragraph to each element.

If you want to have your image aligned to left, after you applied that setting, make sure image is located in the same paragraph with the text that need to wrap the image.
As example:

<p>
<img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-83" width="100" height="100" align="left" alt="aboelata_manal_edit21" src="http://www.jointuse.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/aboelata_manal_edit21.jpg" title="aboelata_manal_edit21" style="margin: 0px 10px 0px 0px;"/>
<strong>Example/strong>
<br />
This text will wrap the image.
</p>

How do you know that image is in the same paragraph? Just click it and it will show the selector, under text area. Make sure you click somewhere in interior of the text, and upload the image there.

Another way to do it, if you want to keep the image in a separate paragraph, is to go in code view and apply next code to paragraph in discussion:

style="float="left"

over there:

<p style="float="left">

   <img src="path to image" />

</p>

If you want image to the right:
style="float="right"

I thin I was inspired when I didn’t upgrade my websites to this version. Hope next release 2.8.1 will correct the problem.

I think it might use css reset.

In this case, you have to make sure that you are specific enough with selectors, but in your case you’ve been.