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Originally Posted by The Geek

Thanks... make sure you installed the latest package and reverted your templates from the private beta test. The comment placement was fixed.

Once again, make sure you have reverted your templates. There was a typo in that was causing the article header image not to display but this was fixed.

Let me know if that sorts it as both issues seem fine on my system.

If you do an install shouldn't this overwrite your existing templates? Because all templates are shown to be last edited by the install script;

Last edited March 13 2005 at 13:10 by Geek

Also note; The header image is showing, what I tried to say is that it cannot be changed to something else if we wish to.