schestowitz

making a fixed width is not a good idea, let alone setting it to something greater than 770px. I suggest you look at existing templates that do exactly that: centered content, about 780px-wide. I can think of Green Marinee as one template which does that.

http://e-lusion.com/greenmarinee/

Use it as a starting point if it helps. Learn from the CSS.

Your site seems to have been down for a while… oh, finally it’s there… just very slow to respond.

So you want to manage different directories that contain images of different authors,.The built-in image upload feature in WordPress 2.0 is close, but not ideal. What I suggest you do is teach your colleagues/friends how to use an FTP client and enable them to list the content of the directory where their images are put. The image location can then be copies and pasted into the post.

As I said, it’s worth looking at image management in WordPress 2.0 which will be officially released very, very soon.

I suspect that http is simply assumed. I am guessing that you try to add the link to your link bar (side menu). Have you considered ‘forging’ this link at source code level? You can edit menu.php. Alternatively, perhaps you can modify WordPress to cease assuming that only hypertext transfer protocol is valid. I am not too sure if WordPress assumes that, but I take your word for it.

The upload function will either add an attachment or an image and put it under /uploads/<year>/<month>/<date> provided you set the directories to have the required writing permissions. You can then link to such files and the addresses to reach them should be easily fetched using the editing page.

Very nice design. I suspect that you will need to tweak the width of your footer. The header and footer are tricky when it comes to that shadow effect. You need to tinker with the stylesheet and find workarounds. You can otherwise make the changes in the shadow type milder by adding something in between them.

Let us break the problem into two parts:

1. You need to add an extra menu item (which you prefer, quite fairly, to call a tab). For this you might need to change the template. Go to your themes directory and find the one which you have installed. Find the PHP files that corresponds to the menu. Replicate an existing tab and give it a new name (label). As for the URL, see part (2).

2. You need to create the category of interest, e.g. ‘babes’. Then, use WordPress to display posts only from that category. The URL is likely to be: http://www.365.be/archives/category/babes. Put this in your template file and save it.

You should now have an extra tab, which when pressed, will display everything from that category of interest.

Merry Xmas

I know of a so-called footnote ‘plug-in’* that is doing something similar, but here is my recommendation:

In the post that you write, add for example

BRACKET_LEFTaBRACKET_RIGHTCaption: Figure 1BRACKET_LEFT/aBRACKET_RIGHT

Then, having labelled the figure, you can link to that caption/<IMG> (deeper page linking). Assuming the page is at /index.php?p=1

BRACKET_LEFTa href=”/index.php?p=1#fig_1″BRACKET_RIGHTFigure 1BRACKET_LEFT/aBRACKET_RIGHT

(*)It does something so simple, so can barely be labeled a plug-ins

Replace BRACKET_RIGHT with >
Replace BRACKET_LEFT with <

The forum software is trying to ‘help’ me.

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Edit: thanks moshu

<a href="/index.php?p=1#fig_1">Figure 1</a>

<a name="fig_1">Caption: Figure 1</a>

I think “id” instead of “name” should work too.