hdsouza

Thanks Thomas. That makes sense.

Also Love the plugin.

Hi,
I am getting the same thing as newboy9705

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by hdsouza.

Hi Sheeraz,
I brought the character count to 1000 and then to 500. I still get the “Caption too long” error. Tested over a couple days.

So what is the correct value we need to specify that works.
Thanks

No worries. I decided on uploading the images to imgur and supplying the links in the csv file to upload to linklibrary.
Keep up the good work on the plugin.

I am selecting the “Give priority to images assigned to links if present” Checkbox. The image assigned to the link is NOT the image of the home page.

I can understand that if I had NOT checked the checkbox then it would get the image of the homepage. But I have checked the checkbox. So i would assume it would get the image assigned to the link, correct?

Also I am not looking to resize images. I want to store the image locally.

Thanks
Hil

Absolutely.
Is there a link or do you have a paypal address?

Yes. I just noticed the new template.
Worked great after I changed the column name.
Thanks Yannick !!!

Usually the challenge required issue is fixed by using the instagram account to login to a mobile device.

Sorry. False alert. Its working now.
Thanks

I guess it would depend on the use. I am thinking though that you would have clients would use linklibrary to reference actual posts ( and link to an actual image) versus websites.

Also I am seeing that even if we put in the link to an actual image in “Image URL” and then click on “Generate thumbnail and store locally”, it would not create a thumbnail of the current image but of the website. Was that the correct intent?
Thanks, Hilario

Hi Yannick,
I believe that is what is needed correct — create a local thumbnail from an image based on a URL. To be specific I was referring to the Button “Generate thumbnail and store locally” on the Edit Link page. i believe it would grab the image from the “Image URL” field and generate the thumbnail and store it in the “uploads/link-library-images/” folder. Right.

Its working now. Thanks

Yannick,
Thanks for mentioning that a random link can affect SEO. That saved me ton of work as I was employing a developer from Fiver to do the job. Actually I started down that road but changed it at your suggestion.

So we did have to get a random link from LinkLibray to start but we stored the reference in the mysql db, so when the post is loaded or refreshed it would get the same link (As an Example — https://www.dietnutritionadvise.com/fruits-and-vegetables-with-the-most-nutrients-per-calorie/ – Look for “Also read”). We also went a step ahead and set it up for multiple LinkLibrary Categories. Each Link Library category would reference links from a different site. I realize that we do not want to get too aggressive on external linking as that may not be too good for SEO, although one external and one internal link maybe optimal.

I though I would share this, if someone else in the community is doing something similar.
Thanks
Hilario

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by hdsouza.

Ok thanks.
Also links (Internal as well as external) as per yoast (for one) are good for SEO.

Thanks Abhishek. that works great. Sorry for the late response.