Dreamchaser

Hey jzahlaway & others,

This is so simple, don’t have to follow such hard steps, I shall guide you with two basic steps.

Method 1: Perfect Image Placement
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1) Upload picture using the inline option, enter title and description.

2) Click on uploaded picture and you would get options such as

* Using Thumbnail
* Linked to Image
* Send to Editor
* Delete
* Close Options

See this screenshot >http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/152/th13dw.png

3) So basically all you have to do is, click on the option “Using Thumbnail” which would change to “Using Original”. This makes sure the original size of the image appears in the post (in what ever resolution and size you had uploaded)

4) Next click on “Linked to Image” (twice),which would change to “Not Linked”, this is what you need when you insert a image in its full size and not thumnail.

Check this screenshot> http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/8001/th25tc.png

Once you had done those both, click on “Send to Editor”

This is the simple and the best way to acquire the exact image as uploaded in wordpress (make sure the image is not very big and as explained by others, you can resize he image – works on FF and IE only).

Method 2: Manual Editing
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1) Upload picture using the inline option, enter title and description.

2) Click on uploaded picture and you would get options such as

* Using Thumbnail
* Linked to Image
* Send to Editor
* Delete
* Close Options

See this screenshot >http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/152/th13dw.png

3) Click on “Send to Editor”, chage other atributes from the window (source code region), in opera you can see the url in the post window, so its much easier to edit, else you have to select the image and view source code to edit.

Again you need some basic knowledge in HTML and if you mess with any tags there, I am sure the post gonna look ugly. So make sure you follow Method 1, which is the best one.

If you have more doubts about using these, throw you questions here.

– Dreamchaser

this page = /hello.html and instead of addressing that, it changed to hello.html at wordpress.

Sorry about that :)!

Hi Moshu,

I encounter the same problem, the sidebar displays well in Index page, but for rest of all pages, the side cuts of at middle, making the remaning elements go blank.

Is there a fix for this ? And when I call the sidebar in archive page, it displays down after the post. When I call it below header, it displays a different post than what URL calls for, this is really weired, but I think you will have a perfect fix for this solution.

– Dreamchaser

Probably you should have been provided with a cpanel or so called control panel where you can administrate these stuffs, create db, users, password, assign user for a database.

Also you can make use of phpmyadmin if your host provides you. Cpanel isthe best way to install WordPress for newbies. If you have any trouble, I shall do my best to help you out.

Here is a small piece of help I need, I have customised the archieve page a little, now I want my side bar to be displayed over there when I try to do so, the sidebar goes bottom.

When I add at top below header function, it does display but shows a different post.

I just want Sidebar to be accessible all through the site no matter pages, posts, archeives anything, I just wannna see the side everywhere, any suggestions ?

– Dreamchaser

Hi Moshu,

Here is something I am looking for, instead of having a sticky post at home page.

I normally look out for a static home page, following them would be blogs, and again the blog posts need not appear on home page unless and other wise mentioned.

I shall add category or links in sidebar so that users click from them, hope you get what I mean. In homepage I just want welcome message and nothing more and for reading blog posts, one has to browse the links I put in sidebar or use category and navigate to find articles.

Thanks,
Dream