Go back and re-save your image as one of the acceptable file types and try uploading again.

You can also disable comments on a per Post or Page basis.  To do so, when editing or creating a Post/Page, just look for the "comments" box.  Then just uncheck the "Allow Comments" option.

Some webhosts just have trouble sending email programatically, so what "enable remote sending" does is actually send the email request offsite and have it sent by a different server.

Although this feature isn't fully integrated into the ProPhoto 3 theme, it can be easily added to your post signature area or any of the widget areas.

To get started, go to:

http://twitter.com/goodies/tweetbutton

From there, you can choose what you want your "Tweet Button" to look like as well as several other options.  When you're finished, scroll down to the bottom of the page and copy the HTML code that is provided to you:

Now that you've got the code you need, you can paste it into several different areas, depending on where you want the "Tweet Button" to be displayed.

If you'd like it to show up at the end of each your posts, you can go to "Appearance" > "P3 Customize" > "Settings" > "Advanced" and paste the code into the "Post Signature" area.  In this screen, you can also make changes if you'd like the "Tweet Button" to only be displayed on certain types of pages.  Click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the screen and now  the "Tweet Button" is displayed at the end of each of your posts.

A quick note, if you're using other buttons (like the integrated Facebook Like Button) in the "Post Signature" area of your blog, you will want to add a <p> to the beginning of the HTML code you've inserted and a </p> to the end of the code as well.  This will allow for proper spacing between the different buttons.

Ta Da!! Look who's inserted the "Tweet Button?" Now your life is complete!

Additionally if you're wanting to include the "Tweet Button" in one of your widget areas, you can paste the code into a P3 Text widget.

1) Viewers Interacting with YOUR Facebook Account

Using Facebook functionality, we have incorporated a Facebook "Likebox" widget right into the ProPhoto theme so that you can provide a "window" from your ProPhoto blog to your Facebook fan page.  When a viewer sees the Likebox, they'll actually see a portion of your Facebook fan page and can link to the page by clicking on it.

We've also included a Facebook Icon Widget so that you can provide your viewers a "clickable" Facebook icon that will take them right to your Facebook page.

Choose the feature you'd like to learn more about:

2) Viewers Interacting with THEIR OWN Facebook Account

There are a number of Facebook tools that you can provide to your blog viewers so that they can interact with their own Facebook account from right within your blog.  Two of the most popular are the Facebook "Like" Button and the Facebook "Share" Button, both of which are based on Facebook's functionality.

The Facebook "Like" Button allows viewers to "like" a blog post, which will then be displayed both on your post and on their own Facebook page.  Using Facebook's functionality of the "Like" Button, we have built it right into the ProPhoto theme so that you can include the button right within the footer of each of your posts.  It should be noted that Facebook controls the functionality of how this "button" works.  So how the names and/or pictures of who "likes" your post is not determined by the ProPhoto theme, it's how Facebook has it set up.

The Facebook "Share" Button is another popular tool that allows viewers to "share" the url of your blog right on their Facebook page.  Although the "Share" Button is not built-in to the ProPhoto theme, you can easily add this feature to your blog using the steps below.

Choose the feature you'd like to learn more about:

Other Options

Sometimes, people want their Facebook feed to update every time a new blog post is made.  That way, Facebook friends will be able to see when a new blog post has been made and can click to it, all right from within Facebook.  To accomplish this, you will need to use a WordPress plugin.  One that we recommend that seems to work well with ProPhoto is called "Full Circle".  You can go to "Plugins" > "Add new" to search for and install this plugin.

To add this feature, you can start by simply visiting this web address and coping the code that is provided to you:

http://www.facebook.com/share/

Now that you have the code to display the "Share" button, you have several areas where you can insert it in your blog.

If you'd like the "Share" button to show up at the end of each your posts, you can go to "Appearance" > "P3 Customize" > "Settings" > "Advanced" and paste the code into the "Post Signature" area.  You can also make changes if you'd like the "Share" button to only be displayed on certain types of pages.  Click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the screen and now  the "Share" Button is displayed at the end of each of your posts.

Voila! Now the "Share" Button displays at the end of each post!

Or if you're wanting to include the "Share" button in one of your widget areas, you can paste the code into a P3 Text widget.

By default, when someone clicks the "Share" button and "shares" your blog on Facebook, they will be sharing the url of whatever page they clicked the "Share" Button on.  So, if someone clicks on "Share" from within one of your posts on your homepage, it will display the url of your homepage on their Facebook page, not the url of that individual post.  Or, if they click "Share" from within an individual post page, it will display a link to that specific post page in Facebook, not your homepage.

The ProPhoto theme, like almost every other premium WordPress theme, contains subtle attribution links in the footer of your blog.

Removing the attribution links is not permitted (it is a direct violation of the End User License Agreement you accepted when purchasing) unless you purchase a license to remove the links.

How to remove the links

To remove these links, you need to purchase an unbranded-license, by clicking here. The cost is $99, and after paying you simply enter the transaction ID for your unbranded license purchase into the field at the bottom of the "Appearance" > "P3 Customize" > "Footer" page.

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Images and Galleries

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Widgets & Widget Areas

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Getting started with WordPress

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