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  • I got this to work in Kubrick. Check out my response at this other topic.

    Matt

    I’ve gotten this to work with the Kubrick theme in WP 1.5+.

    First I went into header.php and replaced the whole “headerimg” div section at the bottom with the object/embed block required for the movie. This made a white box appear, but at least it was in the right place. The problem was that I was not specifying the correct path to the Flash movie.

    I had put the movie in the theme’s images directory. Referencing it with a full "http://blah/blah/images/movie.swf" string didn’t work, and neither did just "movie.swf" or "images/movie.swf". Looking up further in the file, I noticed that the PHP code for the other images in that directory looked like this: <?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); >/images/movie.swf".

    I tried this and it worked great. A little CSS to clean up the layout and it worked fine. Hope this helps.

    Matt

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