luckdragon

you could do a double query/double loop.. i.e.
query for the quotes, then query for the standards

while looping through the standards, add a counter, when the counter = 3, display a quote, reset the counter to 0 and continue with the standards..

wp-includes/post-template.php

that’s where you’ll find “the_meta” function.. you’d have to “hack” the core file because I don’t believe there is a hook for it.

using your image as a reference, the 1Footer section that I said goes in the footer (footer.php of your theme) creates one of the boxes you specified in your image

the code that goes in the functions.php (of your theme) creates a widget area for the box you placed in the footer.

for each box, you need a matching set of code with matching names (replace the 1Footer with whatever name you want

you probably just placed it in the wrong area of the template, compare it to page.php and see where they have it placed.

alchymyth answered your question, the line that says if (the_post_thumbnail_caption()) { should say if (get_post_thumbnail_caption()) {

when you “inspect element” in FF or Chrome, is that the correct css?

i.e. is it in a div that is class=”detail” and then another that is class=”wp-caption-text”?

have you contacted your host to see if they did something?