Michael Bishop

And for the third time drawab, as joni stated, it’s not a matter of disabling the plugin, it’s a matter of reading the directions and installing the mobile theme in your theme directory rather than leaving it in the plugin folder.

Don’t disable the plugin, properly install it. You have to put the wp-mobile theme in the themes directory, not leave it in the plugin folder. I did the same thing. Guilty of not reading the direction…again.

Have you contacted the plugin author? He’s very active in its development, and may have a support forum as well.

Just a note, perhaps there’s not a solution simply found, but there is an Adhesive version for 2.x…if it’s not easily found it’s because Owen’s server crashed and ALL data was all but lost.

Glad it was sorted out.

WordPress? You mean a wordpress.com blog? That has nothing to do with a blogger account or gmail for that matter. (outside of the fact you may have registered using a gmail address)

Support issues for wordpress.com blogs are at http://wordpress.com/forums/

Your CSS needs help. I could only find one example of an image with text, the one that’s in the first screen shot. Your CSS for images in posts automatically floats it left, however you’ve added the class=”right” to the image, which does nothing, as it appears you’ve drop that from the style sheet.

A quick CSS primer, when using padding and margins, you can define top, right, bottom, left margins in one declaration (in that order).

So your CSS is floating the image to the left, but giving the right margin 0. Change that to margin: 0 5px 1px 3px and you should have a 5px gap between the images and the text.

A better approach would be delete that .post img and create two classes, .left and .right.

If it was me, I’d do
.left {
float: left;
border:1.5px solid <?php echo $water_maincolor_1; ?>;
padding: 2px;
margin: 0 5px 0 5px;
}

and
.right {
float: right;
border:1.5px solid <?php echo $water_maincolor_1; ?>;
padding: 2px;
margin: 0 5px 0 5px;
}

Then add the class the img tag (<img class="left" src="http://example.com/image.jpg" alt="image" />). That way, if you want the image to the right of the text, it will float over, and give some space, likewise to the left.

I added 2px of padding between the border and image, but that’s a personal preference.

Obviously the space can be adjusted to your liking.

You may want to visit andreas site to see if he’s upgraded the original OSD, it’s possible the author who ported it hasn’t upgraded. Just a thought.