Phil

I had this issue and resolved it by turning off ‘php safe mode’ from server control panel.

The fix for this is a simple entry into your theme CSS:

table.em-calendar {
width: 100%;
}

There’s no surefire way of doing this as anyone can take a screenshot of your webpage and use an image-editing software like photoshop to cut the picture out of the screenshot.

You could try to limit use as much as possible, such as preventing hotlinking via the .htaccess file, by watermarking images, or by disabling the right click abilty when on the website via javascript.

Can you provide a link to a page with the white box?

Another workaround would be to wrap the slideshow in a div and center that. it gives you more control of the slideshow container for positioning etc.

okay, what I would do is:

1. Get rid of the:

…that you have before the slideshow.

2. Apply these:

HTML

<div class="slideshowwrapper">
<?php show_showtime ("id=5365|width=880|height=356|padding-top=39|padding-left=0"); ?>
</div>

Then in CSS stylesheet:

.slideshowwrapper {
width: 880px;
height: 356px;
margin: auto;
}

When I create a HTML page of your blog page and alter to the above, it aligns perfectly.

Phil

Check your uploads folder exists on server, then apply permission 777 to that folder and try again.

otherwise, go into the uploads folder and check whether /2011 exists, then check if /06 exists. If not, create these folders and see if problem is still there.

Have you tried removing the plugin via FTP?

Why would you want to change the permalink to index.php?

Index.php is a core file already installed with WordPress, by adding a new index.php or deleting the existing will break the site as WordPress can’t function without the php file.

if you’re trying to create a page to be used as the homepage, then create a page as normal and name it, then go to:

Admin –> Settings –> Reading

and select ‘front page displays’.

There is no need to alter the index.php file and I wouldn’t recommend naming another page as index.php.