Dave Wright

Would love this too, or even customise the message. Would be happy to purchase a premium version of the plugin with this functionality

Hi, it looks like the site is loading resources such as stylesheets and javascript using http rather than https. You need to either edit your theme files or use an https plugin to sort this out, maybe https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-https/

Could be either. I’ve had this same problem when my host server is having problems & when a site has been hacked. First thing I would do is raise a ticket with your host

I think these are generated by the shareaholic plugin, you should raise it with them for help

I can access this on wp4 but only via the “crop featured image” link so I can only work with featured images. Also when it does show up the interface looks buggy, see https://twizzlebirdcdn.s3.amazonaws.com/image-crop-bug.jpg

Same here, this has lead to my client asking us to turn off sync as we think these multiple emails might be getting on peoples nerves!

Hi, thanks, I thought that was probably the case.
For anyone who’s interested here is what I’ve done…
I have used an amended version of a sign up form found on digwp.com to instead of the easymail signup widget

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I then installed a pugin called “eliminate notify email” to stop the passwords going out.

hmm, no joy. I got the other IP whitelisted and their images still fail.
I’ve uploaded from a number of devices all connected to the whitelisted network but when I connect to a different network the uploads fail.
If you know of any useful links for more details on this esmi I’d really appreciate them.

hi, echo the_id will always give you the numeric ID for a post, thought thats what you wanted, try changing
echo the_id();
to
echo the_title();

Hi, untested but try…

$p = get_post($post_id);
      echo the_id();
      echo "<div class='postContent'>";
      echo "<a href='".get_permalink($post_id)."'>";
			echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $post_id,'smallthumb' );
			echo "<br>";
			echo "<a href='".get_permalink($post_id)."' title='". $p->post_title ."'>" . $p->post_title . "</a> ";

Here I’ve changed the “get template part” line to echo the ID and added the argument “smallthumb” to the thumbnail. Your code should now look for the smallthumb sized thumbnail.

The next step is to create this thumbnail size by adding the following into your functions.php

add_image_size( 'smallthumb', 150, 150);

So from now on all new images you upload will automatically have a 150×150 pixel version you can call up.

Finally you may have to re-build your old thumbnails, this is to make sure images you have previously uploaded have a smallthumb (150×150) version you can call upon. If you search the plugin repository for thumbnail rebuild or similar you’ll find there are a few tools for the job.

Let us know how you get on

Hi, I amended the plugin to acheive this,
try the following in your wpfp-page-template.php

$p = get_post($post_id);
			echo "<div class='post'><div class='entry'>";
			echo "<a href='".get_permalink($post_id)."'>";
			echo get_the_post_thumbnail ( $post_id );
			echo "</a>";
			echo "</div></div>";

I can’t remember what was there before but it should be pretty easy to find the snippet.
Hope this helps

Hi, I’m trying to do this also, perfect plugin if only I could figure out how to display post_thumbnails.

Thats great news Michael, look forward to it

Seems I had a server outage last night, should be back up now

anyone!