Bob Rockefeller

It’s there. Check line 2022 in wp-includes/comment-template.php.

https://d.pr/i/enu9

Now, how I tell WordPress I don’t want that?

Bob

No, there’s nothing wrong with the markup, it’s just written with the novalidate attribute on and I want to use native HTML5 form validatation, but don’t know how to tell that to WordPress without redoing the whole comment.php file.

I’m using Genesis 2. The StudioPress folks tell me they use the default WordPress HTML5 form behavior and I need to take care if it there.

Bob

Jordy,

I think I have it sorted. I was loading retina.js twice; once as part of your plug-in and again directly because I thought I needed to.

Once I understood that WP Retina 2X comes with retina.js, I saw the problem and stopped loading it myself.

I’ll let you know if that doesn’t actually fix it in the end.

Bob

Found it! It was the WooCommerce plug-in creating those images sizes. Not your plug-in at all (but you knew that).

Bob

But why would “something else” be setting up sizes named shop_thumbnail, shop_catalog and shop_single? Those names come from your plug-in.

Bob

Just the images. I don’t want it to.

OK. But the plug-in notes say that the client-side option is very slow. I guess slow is better than not working. ??

Bob

Client-side mode works fine.

I don’t think I can attach screen shots to these posts.

Bob

This is becoming more and more important as iPads, iPhones and other devices proliferate. Has anyone solved this issue, either from within NextGEN Gallery or with a plug-in?

I have the rest of my site upgraded to retina, now I need to get the most important part, the image galleries, updated.

Bob