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Yes, that would be using the ‘Link URL’ (None) and ‘Size’ parameter in the Advanced options when editing the image. This will do an HTML resize, which will slow down page loads a bit, but I don’t think it’s necessarily a big deal in your case.

Which host are you using?

You could try adding the following to your wp-config.php file:

define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’);

Add it almost anywhere – make sure to copy/paste only the text – no extra spaces. I usually put it just above the area for auth key salts (above the comments).

When inserting the image you can choose the image size to display in the post as well as indicating the link URL to the full image.

If you go to Settings>Media you can set your Medium image size as 300×300 and, if your image is larger, you’ll get that option in the Size drop down menu when inserting an image.

It appears there are some inline CSS styles making the text show up oddly.

The code I’m seeing is below – the position elements are what’s putting the text there. Do you recall where this text was added to your site? If so – remove the inline position styles and that should fix it, at least based on what I’m seeing. Without access to the back end of your site, I can’t be absolutely sure why this is happening – this is just what’s showing in the front end.

<div id=”stcpDiv” style=”position:absolute;top:-1999px;left:-1988px;“>Apr 27th, 2012 | By Catherine J. Frompovich</div>

Try inserting the adsense code where I’ve indicated below

<?php get_header();

if (!easel_themeinfo(‘disable_blog_on_homepage’)) {

if (have_posts()) {
while (have_posts()) : the_post();
get_template_part(‘content’, get_post_format());
endwhile;
[ insert ad code here – it will show above the comments if you have comments enabled ]
if (easel_themeinfo(‘enable_comments_on_homepage’) && (easel_themeinfo(‘home_post_count’) == ‘1’)) {
$withcomments = true;
comments_template(”, true);
} else
easel_pagination();
}

}

get_footer();

How are your code skills? Which theme are you using?

If you know which template you’re using for the home page (usually home.php) or your posts page(s) (usually single.php) you can edit the code of those pages to omit or add sidebars.

Depending on your theme, adding or removing sidebars may be built into it’s functionality.

Then it must be something else affecting your site. When you set up BWPS, did you enable anything in the Tweaks section?

It may be easiest to reenable the plug in and go through each section disabling the options so that it returns everything to a default state.

I had the same problem. It seems that there’s a problem with the function call for the blog page if it’s defined in the Settings>Reading options>Blog Page. If you don’t set the page there (leave it blank), the background works.

Maybe the developers can take a look at this?