Lorelle

FY: A lot of “newsletters” sent by email are now being replaced by encouraging people to use the feeds. Just a thought.

As feed become more well known and easily available, they are growing in popularity and I know of several places who are considering dropping their subscribers and going to promoting feeds.

Put them there?

Honestly. That’s the answer. You can put your graphics anywhere you want, in any folder you want, whether uploading through WordPress or FTP or whatever. Tell them to go into the wp-images/thumb folder or whatever you name it. And then make sure you make your links accordingly.

Your site’s folder system isn’t much more different than your hard drive folder system.

Well, I know I sound arrogant, but what have YOU learned.

I don’t mean to be, but running anything in a frame or iframe is not a good way to do things.

Frames are antiques, things hated while they were popular and therefore not done much any more unless absolutely necessary. Iframes are abused by novice designers who try to run their posts in them. Search engines don’t “see” what is in an iframe, and they have lots of other problems…so they are used for ads and other non-essential purposes.

There are over 300 different themes to choose from, and some have incredible designs. If you are determined to run your WordPress from within a frame or iframe, then you have to live within those limits and understand them. If you are trying to do something else, like run WordPress from within a static html page or a non-WordPress page or site, then we can help you with that issue.

For now, you’ve learned that to log in, open a new window for your login.

I use Firefox as my browser and I have multiple windows open all the time in “tabs”. I always have one page open for my WordPress Admin, another for my site, and then the rest for whatever I’m working on. It’s not a big deal to do.

I hope this helps, a little. We’re trying to give you the best help we can, but doing the odd and unusual makes it a little more challenging.

First of all, one of the great things about WordPress is it’s lack of tables for design. Tables are for data not design.

Do you want to change the colors of the scrollbar on the user’s browser? Most people frown on that but you can search the Internet and find information on that old technique. It doesn’t apply to WordPress.

The “look” of WordPress is controlled through the use of CSS and that information is found in the style.css style sheet file in your WordPress Theme.

If you want to change the look of the Theme you are using, there are more than 300 Themes to choose from. You can learn more about them, customizing them, and changing them, at:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Themes
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Lessons
http://codex.wordpress.org/Blog_Design_and_Layout

Ah, great minds.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Import_Links_SubPanel

There are instructions here.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Styling_Lists_with_CSS

Will help you figure out the WordPress lists. It can be really challenging dealing with nested lists in the sidebar.

#sidebar li {
list-style: none;
}

Will help but you have to identify which LI is being used on your Pages template tag.

1. why would you want WordPress in an iframe? Odd usage.

2. Are you taking about a post, a particular feature, the entire Theme, a part of your page?

3. Do you want to resize your entire WordPress site on a web page to a specific width?

There isn’t enough information here to give an answer. And use of iframes for all your content is not recommended, so there may be another way of doing this if you provide us with more information.