vangrog

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If you have access to your phpMyAdmin, go there and export your database.

Open your database with a notepad. Use search and replace and ask it to search for http://www.yoursite.com and replace it with http://www.yoursite.com/blog (of course, “yoursite.com” is an example, replace it with your real domain). Save it.

Go back to phpMyAdmin. Select all tables and delete them. Import the edited database.

Get sure you move all your blog files on your server to the new path as well (/blog/).

From now on your blog will be on that folder, and you can use your root to create which ever else you want.

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Yes,

If you have access to your phpMyAdmin, go there and export your database.

Open your database with a notepad. Use search and replace and ask it to search for http://www.youroldsite.com and replace it for http://www.yournewsite.com . Save it. Import it on the new site phpMyAdmin

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Get the last part:

<div id="header">
<h1><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
<p><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></p>
</div>

Replace

<h1><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
<p><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></p>

for a transparent image image with a link (if that’s what you want), like:

<div id="header">
<a href="xxxxxxxxx">
<img src="images/transparent.gif" width="800" height="100"></a>
</div>

Create a transparent image and write its path in “src=….”. Adjust its dimensions according to the size of the area you want to be clickable. Add the URL you want in href=”xxxxxxxxx”.

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Just notice that by doing this you’ll be removing your blog title and subtitle (the part which isn’t appearing right now anyways), so maybe you prefer to quote the code, instead of removing it:

<!--
<h1><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
<p><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></p>
-->

The arrows will disable that piece of code. The day you want to use it again, just remove the quoting arrows.

Your “home” button is already there, at the left top, and it works. So I also don’t get what you mean.

If maybe you mean you want that image to be a link, yes it can be set. But, on a quick look, it seems it’s used as background. So it’s not as simple as if it was an image inserted into the header. Anyways, you can add a transparent image over it, and use it to link to wherever u feel like.

You can use the plugin above the way you want: on your header, right sidebar, left sidebar, footer, on a page etc. It can be big, medium, small. You just need to set it up. It’s very customizable.

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try this:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/featured-content-gallery/

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Seems your site isnt loading the image player. You should have a script like this somewhere before </body>, but you dont. There’s probably something misconfigured.

<script type="text/javascript">
	var shadowbox_conf = {
		adapter: "base",
		language: "en",
		players: ["html","iframe","img"],
		animate: true,
		animateFade: true,
		animSequence: "sync",
		autoDimensions: false,
		modal: false,
		showOverlay: true,
		overlayColor: "#000",
		overlayOpacity: 0.8,
		flashBgColor: "#000000",
		autoplayMovies: true,
		showMovieControls: true,
		slideshowDelay: 0,
		resizeDuration: 0.35,
		fadeDuration: 0.35,
		displayNav: true,
		continuous: false,
		displayCounter: true,
		counterType: "default",
		counterLimit: 10,
		viewportPadding: 20,
		handleOversize: "resize",
		handleUnsupported: "link",
		initialHeight: 160,
		initialWidth: 320,
		enableKeys: true,
		skipSetup: false,
		flashParams: {bgcolor:"#000000", allowFullScreen:true},
		flashVars: {},
		flashVersion: "9.0.0",
		useSizzle: false
	};
	Shadowbox.init(shadowbox_conf);
</script>

Verify Shadowbox options, try these settings:

Javascript Library: none
Enable Smart Loading: false
Players: (check ’em all – or at least get sure “img” is checked)

Shadowbox Automation
Image Links: true