gMk

You could use a custom field on the post/ page with the gallery.

Select the image you want and paste the URL into the field you added and call it in the theme as part of your layout.

For any one experiencing this issue

You need to contact your host and have them up the following value

‘max_allowed_packet’

Default is 1M

Hi Mike

Thanks, first thing i did.

Its worth noting that i don’t think this is a wordpress issue directly. Essentially a script [ when i was trying to post an article ] was trying to use 33MB of memory and the limit was set to 32MB – this has been upped in the php.ini file and everything appears to be back in order.

If you are using the Adhesive plugin – that caused the same issue for me.

Otherwise disable all your plugins and reactivate them one by one.

Just an FYI.

I checked on the Bug Trac, and saw someone was having similar issues. followed the instructions and it appears to be working.

Just an FYI.

I checked on the Bug Trac, and saw someone was having similar issues. followed the instructions and it appears to be working.

Rackspace – UK branch – no idea on the American crowd with the same name. Best support i have ever recieved !

Yup Thanks Handy – searched a bit more – and its been happening to a bunch of folks whose files are writable – i have removed and changed file permissions.

FYI was running 2.0.3.

Always upgraded immediately with all versions never had any issues.

>> but I’m pretty sure /wp-admin/upgrade.php is smart enough to quietly end if nothing needs to be done.

Be interesting to know if this happens.

Many thanks

Try customizable post listings.

https://www.coffee2code.com/archives/2004/08/27/plugin-customizable-post-listings/

I use it to achieve the same thing

Check in the actual code inserted in the editor – its probably adding .thumbnail onto the image name.

Otherwise right click the image in the browser and select with original

There is an X in the source code of the URL you gave, if you load the page and look at the source !

<img id=”Something” xsrc=”https://&#8221; alt=”description” />

Remove the X in front of src in the code above from your page

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

It looks like you got one of the URL settings wrong.

On the Homepage permalink is: https://www.marcohamersma.nl/?p=31

But i went to

https://www.marcohamersma.nl/wordpress/?p=31

And it allowed me to comment

Check your Blog URL settings under options