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    Hi guys,

    I'm having problems getting images to show within a certain area on the homepage of my site. The site is powered by wordpress and I am using a custom field plugin to call the image to the position I want it on the homepage.

    I know that the code I should ad is the following: <?php custom_field_image() ?>

    But when I add this code in replace of the previous code (calling for text) the image appears beneath the area I want it to be.

    Any ideas on what I can do to rectify this problem?

    site url: http://businessnoob.com

    Thank you for your help!

    Daniel

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    your image is the fault
    try this or do ather image
    <li>
    <img src="http://businessnoob.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/QUOTESSDR1.png" alt="slide2"/>
    <span class="desc"style="position:absolute;width:900px;height:50px;right:10px;top:10px;padding:16px;background:#000000;border:2px solid #2266AA"align='top'>
    Motivational quotes from past and present seem to have a great affect on the way we as entrepreneurs view our work, some use them to gain a sense of inspiration, whereas others use them to merely guide them in the right direction. Whatever purpose they may serve, they are highly motivational and provide a positive effect to the way in which we work.
    <a href="http://businessnoob.com/26-inspirational-quotes-for-the-aspiring-entrepreneur/">Read More</a></span>

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    1. The output method may be a problem.
    Does custom_field_image() echo directly or store the value to be output later?

    Here's an example of something messy:
    $text = 'hello'.world();
    echo $text;
    function world() { echo world; }
    result: "worldhello"

    Make sure the operations are happening in the right order and in the same way.


    2. The template may be parsed in a complex way. Try a few different locations and by trial and error it should be possible to find out the best location.



    Note: I have not looked at the html. If the ideas in the post above solve this, then that's fine. These are ideas about PHP outputting the image in the wrong place.
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