Just found out you had a solution for the pagination issue on the Magazeen theme.
I guess it can solve what I'm facing: initially there is nothing in the original index.php that allows readers to go to the next page. I thought I could borrow this missing code lines from another Theme.
Well, it now displays an “Older entries” link at the bottom of the page, but when I click on it, it loads a new page…but the same as the homepage, despite “?paged=2″ being added in the browser top text/address area…
Do you still have your magical index.php?
Thanks a lot in advance !
Cheers from France
JB

Off the top of my head I really dont know the solution for your problem.

Calling timthumb inside the post for each picture seems redundant to me. Since I'm not using magazeen anymore I'm unsure of the solution for this one.

For one. The reason archive.php shows up is because the image is showing up Not Found. Without looking over your shoulder, I can't say how you're uploading the images.

If the image is really where its supposed to be, then there is a major naming conflict with wordpress. Either having to do with the htaccess or the path to the file and the possible folders you have in the path conflicting with Wordpress's naming schema.

Try checking into those things. Maybe someone else who regularly visits this page will have a better idea of how to fix it.

-Ryan

Off the top of my head I really dont know the solution for your problem.

Calling timthumb inside the post for each picture seems redundant to me. Since I'm not using magazeen anymore I'm unsure of the solution for this one.

For one. The reason archive.php shows up is because the image is showing up Not Found. Without looking over your shoulder, I can't say how you're uploading the images.

If the image is really where its supposed to be, then there is a major naming conflict with wordpress. Either having to do with the htaccess or the path to the file and the possible folders you have in the path conflicting with Wordpress's naming schema.

Try checking into those things. Maybe someone else who regularly visits this page will have a better idea of how to fix it.

-Ryan

But I'm having problems with images inside my posts…

The main image is working ok, since I'm calling timthumb to open it in the lightbox… I had to do the same thing with all of the other images inside a post, and that's not good for performance…

Imagine that each time a user wants to click on an image to view it at it's actual size, I have to call timthumb to “resize” it to the same size instead of just calling the image.

It seems that if I simply put the href like this http://www.moonward.net/uploads/adidas-star-wars-1.jpg it doesn't work since it's opening the archive.php instead of the image…

Any help?

I've modified the blog and tweaked it, and I don't know wich files I would need to change and wich changes to make, I tried using your index.php from the file but my homepage stays blank…

Any help? The blog is here: http://www.moonward.net

Thanks,

Javier

2. Yeah, you will have to re-add whatever code you modified on your previous version of Magazeen. The plugins/etc will still be active, although I imagine some will require you to add bits of code to make them visible.

3. The code you pasted here looks like a header.php from the Wordpress core files and not the theme itself. If you have a look in the Magazeen theme folder, you will see the correct header.php code. In particular this section:

div id=”logo”

h2<?php bloginfo( 'description' ); ?></ h2
h1><a href=”<?php bloginfo( 'url' ); ?>” title=”<?php bloginfo( 'name' ); ?>” <?php echo strtolower( get_settings( 'blogname' ) ); ?>/a /h1

</div><!– End logo –>

I suggest exchanging the h1 …. /h1 for something like this: h1 img src=”http://www.mysite.com/wp-content/theme/magazeen/images/mylogo.jpg” / /h1>

This is obviously a bit of a rough idea of what you would want to do though. I had to remove a few of the HTML brackets on here, because diqus was trying to process them on the page itself.

(For the HTML compliance folks who read this, I'm retaining the H1 tag for simplicity sake and to retain the CSS styles already implemented within it.)

2. Yeah, you will have to re-add whatever code you modified on your previous version of Magazeen. The plugins/etc will still be active, although I imagine some will require you to add bits of code to make them visible.

3. The code you pasted here looks like a header.php from the Wordpress core files and not the theme itself. If you have a look in the Magazeen theme folder, you will see the correct header.php code. In particular this section:

<div id=”logo”>

<?php bloginfo( 'description' ); ?>

<a href=”<?php bloginfo( 'url' ); ?>” title=”<?php bloginfo( 'name' ); ?>”><?php echo strtolower( get_settings( 'blogname' ) ); ?>

</div><!– End logo –>

I suggest exchanging the

….

for something like this:

<img src=”http://www.mysite.com/wp-content/theme/magazeen/images/mylogo.jpg” />

This is obviously a bit of a rough idea of what you would want to do though.

(For the HTML compliance folks who read this, I'm retaining the H1 tag for simplicity sake and to retain the CSS styles already implemented within it. )