Chadwickhugh

Also, the FAQ states you must use the category name not ID.

One of my categories has a space in it’s name, perhaps that’s the problem.

See: https://www.eatsleeptinker.com

The “Garage Sale” category should be excluded.

I’ve tried using the name of the category, it worked for one category but not another, so I’m not sure what the exact trick is.

Alexandra,

It is applying styles, they are just held in collapsing-categories/collapsCatStyles.php and inserted into your index file rather than linking to a separate .css file.

I was able to style my categories menu, but it required editing the collapsCatStyles.php file. You can find it using the plug-in editor on your admin page.

I think I am experiencing the same issue. I attempted to edit using the normal custom style sheet, but the styles associated with this widget are being pulled inline, and overwriting anything I did in the custom style file.

And I should point out that some of those fixes I mention in my original post actually work if you are using gallery shortcode. Unfortunately that isn’t very helpful for a classic blog with individual images floated through the text (and thumbnails of different sizes)

Luis, yeah I’m still looking for a solution.

Julienne, I’m not sure you understand the issue. You just provided html for an 150px thumbnail linked to a fullsize image.

I am essentially trying to find a solution to the same problem, though it doesn’t really have to be Lightbox specific. The oikos hack works for galleries, but not just plain thumbnails linked to the media file, which is the majority of my blog.

See my post: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-make-media-file-link-to-large-image-instead-of-full-size?replies=2

BUMP. Still looking around for a solution but coming up empty handed.

Anytime.

I too am having the same issue. Also running 3.8. Woke up this morning to find my scheduled posts had not published, with the same “Missed Schedule” message.

Yeah it appears that because I was logged into my blog as the admin it doesn’t allow you to change. I logged out and was presented the option. Sorry about that.

Any word on Ajax integration so the page doesn’t have to reload? Also, any method to allow commenting directly from the homepage, rather than the individual post page?

Thanks,
Chad

Once activated, there’s no deactivate button, at least not on that page.

The Jetpack comment plugin doesn’t use Ajax to serve the comments, the page still refreshes like normal.

Thanks for trying, but it looks like this isn’t possible. I submitted a feature request with Jetpack to incorporate Ajax style commenting.

Bump… Would be nice to have an Ajax style comment system that is compatible with the Jetpack social comments login.

Also, any method for allowing users to select which account they are commenting under. When I go to my blog, it automatically uses my WordPress.com log-in, no option for posting using Facebook login is provided.

https://www.eatsleeptinker.com

And it doesn’t appear there is a method to disable just the Jetpack comments.

Yes, I use Jetpack. I like that it allows comments using Facebook and Google+ login credentials. Is there anything compatible with your plugin with similar options?

Also, is there a method that allows Ajax comments from the home page, rather than opening the individual post?