this is more a css problem than wordpress related – check style.css of your theme: the ‘border’ (actually a padding with background image) is only set for left, right, and center aligned images (like those from your first link), not for those with .alignnone (those from your second link): #content img.alignleft, #content img.alignright, #content img.aligncenter … Read more
“localhost” normally points to the webserver on the machine the request is made from. You installed wordpress on your server to run under “localhost”. So if you open a browser whilst on the server and go to “localhost” it will look for the site on the server and find it. However, if you open a … Read more
While inserting the image into the post make sure the Link URL is set to Post URL.
Here’s a function you can put in your theme’s functions.php file to force your own default avatar. Update the $myavatar line to point to your image path/name: // Adds a new default avatar to the list in WordPress admin add_filter( ‘avatar_defaults’, ‘mytheme_addgravatar’ ); function mytheme_addgravatar( $avatar_defaults ) { $myavatar = get_bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) . ‘/images/my-avatar.gif’; $avatar_defaults[$myavatar] = … Read more
Fancybox (or some other javascript / jQuery element) is setting the width of the image in your markup. If you look at Firebug, you’ll see the div element width as 471px, which is 10px wider than your image width.
One way to do this would be to use post__not_in because you are using ‘orderby’ => rand,. You will need to throw the post or attachment ID ( I suppose you can also use something else) into and array in the first loop and use that array in as a second query parameter, in essence … Read more
My first suggestion is to output a WXR formatted file from phpNuke if possible. I’m not familiar with it, however I’m pretty sure it’s possible on any platform with database access. If you aren’t familiar with WXR, install a sandbox WP environment, create a few posts, categorize them, create and assign parent pages, upload image … Read more
<img src = “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/38936/<?php bloginfo(“stylesheet_directory’);?>/images/file.png” /> http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/bloginfo
I want to fetch that uploaded image re-size it into a thumbnail and display it on the browser when i publish it..all of this programmatically.. is there a way to do it? You don’t need to do this manually. The add_image_size() function and the wp_get_attachment_image_src() function allow you to create and display alternate sizes for … Read more
If you modify image sizing/naming, and already have image thumbnails that have been generated, then you likely will need to regenerate your thumbnails. There are plenty of Plugins for this purpose, in the repository.