Breadcrumbs are good for two reasons:

• They allow your users to easily navigate your site.
• They allow search engines to determine the structure of your site more easily.

Membership site using the WordPress Dream Theme.

Using a customized version of the Dream Theme.

Using a fully-customized stylesheet.

Using the “Cream” color style.

468×60 Header Ad (shown in orange above) appears in the header of your site. This would be a good place to insert a 468×60 banner ad.

Home Page Only Sidebar (shown in green above) appears at the very top of the sidebar, but only on the home page of your site. This sidebar should be used for content that you ONLY want to include on the home page of your site. For example, if you have a video that should only appear on the home page, then it should go in the “Home Page Only Sidebar” area.

Main Sidebar Top (shown in red above) appears at the very top of the sidebar. This would be a good place to include an opt-in form, or anything that you want to give more prominence on your site. Anything placed in sidebar one will appear at the top of the sidebar area on all pages of your site.

Main Sidebar Bottom (shown in blue above) appears below the “Subscribe via RSS” link. Anything placed in this sidebar area will appear on all pages of your site.

Narrow Left Sidebar (shown in yellow above) appears in the narrow left-hand column. Anything placed in this sidebar area will appear on all pages of your site.

Narrow Right Sidebar (shown in purple above) appears in the narrow right-hand column. Anything placed in this sidebar area will appear on all pages of your site.

In the field labeled “Key,” you need to type the word “featured” (without the quotes, of course).

In the “Value” field, enter the full URL to the image you would like to use (starting with http:// … ) You will need to upload the image to your web server first (or use the built-in WordPress Image Upload tool).

When you have entered the appropriate information, click the “Add Custom Field” button and save your post.

Click the thumbnail below to see an example of how you can use a custom field to add an image to your featured post:

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Scroll down the page just a little bit and you’ll see exactly where you can enter the footer image location and destination URL for each of your five footer images.

Each “Image Location” field requires you to enter the full path to the image (i.e., “http://www.wordpressdreamtheme.com/images/easy.gif” instead of just “images/easy.gif”)

In the “Destination” field you should enter the complete web address of the site you would like the footer image to link to.