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circlereader,

I did not find the cause of my issue. I did an uninstall and re-install and my issues were resolved. I’m fairly sure my problems lay with my own doing. Most likely somewhere in the .htaccess arena…

Good luck, please post something if you discover anything.

I understand. I know for sure it’s a problem with my own install. I found that to be once both installations (multisite and default) exhibited the same issue.

I want to verify… under “Background” are there options for Position, Repeat, and Attachment?

That’s the thing, I don’t get any errors… it says it’s saved, but doesn’t show in the preview or on show up on the actual site. I also don’t see the file in uploads, either! I assume the background image saves to that directory, no?

I must have something wrong! I just can’t figure it out.

No, no, no. No marketing here. I’m creating a site for people to display their portfolio of work (whatever they please, whether it’s written, graphic designs, print, web, coding, etc…) and the different page-templates would allow the user to decide how that particular page is laid-out or styled.

ie. Let’s say the default theme only comes with a default-pagetemeplate. They want to display their “written” masterpiece, they could then purchase my writers-pagetemplate ($1) and then they also want to display their greeting card designs, so they could then purchase my printdesign-pagetemplate… now they would have access to two more page-templates.

Does any of that make any sense? I like info graphics, my written explanations are not so concise…

Thanks Andrea_r and yianniy… I’ve messed around with creating a page template with copied wp-signup.php code, but I’m not sure me changing all the references/links to wp-signup to match my needs is worth it.

I’ve decided the best option so far is to use @andrea_r ra-signup-css plugin and style the page that way. Thanks Andrea.

Thanks for the response… Hmmm… I’m getting an invalid argument do to my use of foreach -here is the code I’m using:

<?php $figures = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'example-images', false);
	foreach ( $figures as $figure ) { ?>
	<div class="wp-caption"><a href="<?php echo $figure; ?>"><img width="200" src="<?php echo $figure; ?>"</a><p class="wp-caption-text">Figure 3b</p></div>
	<?php } ?>

Key: example-images
Value: “URL of image”

In my how-to posts, I display the picture examples along side the content. The pictures show up fine as long as I enter each image’s URL separately. I would like to enter many URLs separated by comma. Rather than one at a time. I hope I’ve explained myself correctly. Using the Key one time is fine with me as long as I can use comma separated values. Thanks again for your time.