The following template functions are included for use in your theme files.

asfp_get_image($post_id,$size='thumbnail',$class=null)
Arguments:
$post_id - required. The ID of the post you'd like to grab an image for.
$size - optional. Default is thumbnail
$class - optional. If you provide a class, it will be assigned to the image's image tag.
Returns:
An HTML string containing an image tag.
Notes:
The dimensions of the returned image are currently hard-coded to 70x70. This will be fixed in a future release.
asfp_subpages_nav()
Arguments:
none
Prints:
An HTML string containing a subnav list inside of a widget div. If the current page is a top-level item, the list will include its children and grandchildren. If the current page is not a top-level item, the list will include the current page's siblings and aunts and uncles and cousins, if applicable. Try it out to see the CSS classes used.

Page Width	px If the width of your website "page" do not seem to match what the shortcode columns are outputting, enter the maximum width of your page below and save.
/>	Include cforms Javascript? If yes, you can use the shortcode `[preselect_recipient]` on any page that has a cform contact form where the first field is of type "multiple recipients"
/>	Include Suckerfish Javascript? If the theme uses suckerfish menus, this plugin can include the javascript needed for IE-compatibility. The menu must in a parent div with ID `#mainnav`.
/>	Remove `title` attributes? If checked, javascript will be added that removes the title attributes from WordPress-generated menus.