ChrisFo

Ok thanks. 69 €/year is ok, even if we will not produce more then 4-8 newsletters per year for the association. I found the documentation page but still would like to try it before realizing the newsletter idea and buying and hope it works as expected.

Thank You. Have just updated successfully to 2.4.5 without errors despite having problems with the internet connection stability and speed these days :-/
Stay well!

Same here. While yesterday the page seemed online, today I can reach https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/geolite2/. I wonder if signup for a GeoLite2 account is necessary and useful or if an automatic solution trough the SlimStat plugin is possible in the future?

Thank you Nicolas! I think I found the page explaining it: How to add post grids to any WordPress page with Nimble Builder?

Appreciate your longtime dedication and support for Theme and Plugins! An impressive legacy!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by ChrisFo.

Hi @longnguyen
I’m using Onepress Version 2.2.4 – the included lightgallery seems to be v1.3.9

I would like to avoid using other lightbox image plugins to work on galleries/images in posts/pages because of:
a) consistency of the lightbox (not having two in one webpage)
b) avoidance of a basically unnecessary additional plugin (necessity updating, possible troubles compatibility)
c) avoidance of a more heavy footprint (loading of additional scripts etc.)

Probably also coding custom Gutenberg Blocks for Image and Gallery would be a personal solution (as said I’m not able to code from scratch).
However the best solution certainly would be if Onepress could support lightbox for images/galleries (as an option) ??

@longnguyen your post seems (accidentally) empty?

Wrapping this Tag around Gallery and Images does the trick:
<div class=”gallery-content”> … </div> + “enable-lightbox” CSS class to the gallery and image block.
Found two interesting links:
Simple: https://www.isitwp.com/automatically-wrap-images-in-the_content-with-custom-html/
StartEnd: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/279861/wrap-a-span-tag-around-authors-post-count

I’m looking how I could add this to the child functions.php for posts/pages:

function filter_figure($content){
    return preg_replace('<figure class="wp-block-gallery', '<div class="gallery-content"><figure class="wp-block-gallery enable-lightbox', $content);
    return preg_replace('figure class="wp-block-image', '<div class="gallery-content">figure class="wp-block-image enable-lightbox', $content);
    return preg_replace('</figure>', '</figure></div>', $content);
}
add_filter('the_content', 'filter_figure');

Unfortunately the closing tag must be connected to the two possible opening tags and I’m not able to code in this logic by myself (only very mild PHP knowledge).

Probably some Gallery plugins compatible to Gutenberg have this coded in, but I do not think I’m able to pull this out and edit to work in the child functions.php
Thanks if you can give hints.

@jorgefilipecosta nice to see that this is coming hopefully soon.
Even after using Gutenberg Blocks for a year now, there a lot of things like this who still need refinement to work as many would expect.

I also do not understand the “Image quality” % setting well. Recently it seems images quality went worse (I have it at 78%) without anlyzing it further so far. So I do not know if this is related to the comment above.

While I appreciate Plugins like reSmush.it doing the Image resize and “fixed” compression automatically my question would be if a “smart” compress level is possible? By that I mean an algorithm which using a basic user input (high quality, good, acceptable, low quality/fast) analyzes the image and uses an appropriate compress level. Using a fixed value % in my opinion leads to some type of pictures very well acceptable while others (more detail and sharpness) are disappointing visually.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by ChrisFo.

I’m still experiencing this in WordPress 5.3
Thanks @trisham : the Quick Edit workaround works.

bugfix of last post, use:
min-width

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by ChrisFo.

I’m trying to avoid performance problems by restricting to these screens:

@media screen and (max-width: 1281px) and (orientation: landscape) {
...
}

I’ve searched again and found some CSS-only code examples doing this nicely:
Ken Burns effect CSS only (rotates anti-clockwise while zooming out)
Ken Burns Effect fullscreen without js (zooming in)
Ken Burns effect – pure css (pan and zooming out)
Smooth Ken Burns Effect Using the Transition Property (zooming out)

I found the last one fitting and adapted the short code in Onepress Child style.css:

/* Hero Images Smooth Ken Burns Effect Using the CSS Transition Property: https://codepen.io/Silverink/pen/gbGKoZ
*/
.backstretch img {
  animation:move 9s ease infinite; /* Change this to alternate to stop the loop. */
  -ms-animation:move 9s ease infinite;
  -webkit-animation:move 9s ease infinite;
  -0-animation:move 9s ease infinite;
  -moz-animation:move 9s ease infinite;
  position: absolute;
  left:-150px;
  top:-150px;
}

Seems to work fine so far ??
Only thing to bother a little seems the performance especially on smartphones – appears to need a lot of cpu time…

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by ChrisFo.

Thanks for the link but I try avoiding as much as possible installing Plugins for “little” features to keep a clean WP install ??

I think no one likes to go with the standard WordPress Link Settings for Image and Gallery elements (None, Media File, Attachment Page). At least I’m annoyed with this.

So if a theme includes lightbox functionality and it is active I would expect as standard behavior to apply the lightbox settings also to WordPress Images and Galleries (in posts and pages). So in Onepress the settings are in Customizing ? Section: Gallery Section ?Content – in my opinion just Enable Lightbox and Enable Image Link depending on the setting there also on WordPress Images and Galleries would suffice. But you may add other options there or under Customizing ? Theme Options ? Single Post?

That would be fantastic!