Blamedutchie

Thanks for your reply nosilver4u.

I disabled EWWW for now, but I still get the http error, so we can safely say this issue is not related to your plugin.

Error Log message when uploading 1 image:

PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /xx/xxx/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor.php on line 419

Uploading 1 image results in a total of 17 files, so it′s definitely time to talk to the Customizr team.

Again, thanks!

How is this plugin not user friendly, please elaborate?

Hi George,

Where do we do this?

Hi, sorry for the delay, totally missed that comment.

I′d love to send you a link, but that would mean that my galleries can′t be browsed, since I′d also have to stop Carousel … I suggest we set a date/time.

Hi nikeo,

Identified the Yuzo Related Posts plugin as the culprit.

Cheers!

I don′t see photon working at all, all my images are loaded from the local source. Could this be related?

Thanks, Ken.

I′ve changed the setting and will keep an eye on it.
According to my host provider Disk (Enhanced) is fully supported and recommended though.
Cheers.

Same here, and all file/directory perms are conform suggested…

Considering that the current WP version is newer than W3TC, I wonder if the error is actually caused by WP and NOT by the cache plugin. Having that said, I am starting to get less an less happy with W3TC ??

Update:

PHP Error log shows:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION in /xxxx/xxx/plugins/easy-related-posts/core/related/erpRelData.php on line 204

Changed to the Customizr theme (spun gives too many hick-ups with the latest WP version) and Lightbox Bank is still only working on posts with a single image inserted, not on a WPGallery / Tiled. For that I now have Jetpack′s Carousel enabled.

The posts that contain a gallery have the standard format.

Blame Dutchie | photography

I have this plugin working flawlessly on a local install, but on my live site (Spun theme) it does not work at all.

I haven′t tried this yet, though it seems an intriguing thing to do…

My first guess would be to put the recent posts into their own <div> and add some css classes to them. Not being an expert I would use a browser plugin like Firebug to see how the theme formats what you′re adding and then work on it from there…

Same here, I′ve sent several reports about it and what bugs me, is that there is not even a reply.

Maybe the authors do care about the issue, maybe they don′t, but it would be nice for us to know…

So… The obvious question is:

Which settings are you referring to?

Same issue, so [resolved] is incorrect.