charles_i

Thanks everyone, that’s the answer then.

I was asking because a freelancer built a site for us in twentyeleven and I wondered if I could just change to to twentyfourteen (figuring the later year would be better coding) but it looks like the answer is no – it probably won’t look the same and it has to look exactly the same.

Thanks. So basically the answer is to treat them as separate themes and not upgradable from one to the next one.

so you can switch back & forth between any of them

– well I know WordPress advertises that this can be done, but in most cases each site’s CSS is so customized that I wouldn’t even try it. That’s why I was asking.

Got it, thanks. Table IV_C1 was set to ‘timestamp’ – I changed it to ‘Name’ and since the photos are numbered it worked, but oddly when I did a test and changed it back to ‘timestamp’ they were still in the correct order. I’ve left it on ‘Name’ since that’s the ‘Photo Order’ as well.

Not a big deal it’s just that in the Admin of that album all the pics are reversed so adding any captions or any other info would have to be done in reverse order. I just wondered if there was something I did to produce this result. Thanks

Weird that it doesn’t work for me. I tried a test here (unrelated image it’s just a test scroll down to end of article) – the Description appears but no image – unless I make it a positive integer.

https://thelocalscoop.org/scooppress/bamboo/

Using this as per your example:
[wppa type=”mphoto” photo=”2977″ size=”0.4″][/wppa]

Must be a conflict with something else. It’s OK I don’t need it for this site though – just good to know for future. Actually your album popups are responsive anyway (if you go to my Pix section).

No, 0.4 doesn’t work in my test. Doesn’t show anything. Although I’m not sure what size ‘n’ and size ‘x’ are in your shortcode reference. https://wppa.opajaap.nl/shortcode-reference/ It would be great to have percentages as an option.

That’ll work. Thanks. Only problem for some users might be that they can’t see the layout in the editor – only the shortcode.

Never thought of that. But I’m thinking of a user who wants to add a photo to a single post. Is there a simple method to just embed one image with a caption as if you were adding it from the library that didn’t involve short codes or any coding (for non-coders)?

Agreed. The problem is not with WPPA. The problem is with the WordPress media images which are not responsive. So all the images on your site that are not part of WPPA have to be made responsive somehow.

Okay, my problem was trying to make all images in the media library responsive and you currently can’t save them to a percentage. I added this which also significantly improved my load time for the site.

https://24ways.org/2011/adaptive-images-for-responsive-designs/

It’s not really specific to one theme. I am trying to do this on two different WP sites. One of them is a purchased theme and the other one I built myself. Both of these websites have similar structure, a page of News posts, a page of Upcoming Events posts etc. At some point the page needs to be broken into previous and next pages so there aren’t hundreds of entries on one page.

How do I do this in the code? Is there a function to setup, or a PHP code for the page template that can be set to number of posts (like the Dashboard does)? Or both?

Which also makes me wonder, in a related question, when you configure ‘Blog pages show at most x number’ where exactly in the theme files is this activated? Is it ‘blog.php’? Any other theme files?

I’m surprised this isn’t a very common thing to do.

Great. Just a clarification to help. The Upload Files panel appears but there are no thumbnails in it. I tried uploading some new pics to see if they would appear but still there were no thumbnails, however the upload worked because when I disabled your plugin they were there. Also, I’m using Firefox. I don’t know if it happens with other browsers.

I figured it was a plugin conflict and I was correct. There’s a conflict with ‘Frontpage Category Filter’ plugin.