hexagongirl

@csonnek – great, thanks for the clarification!

Ok, so now I’m very confused. If I type <script>alert('hacked')</script> in the standard WordPress post editor (text tab) and save, this does still pop up with an alert.

I thought this meant that one had a vulnerability to XSS attacks?

Hi – please see here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fix-for-post-title-appearing-in-lightbox-rather-than-image-title

Hi – I had the same problem. I posted the code that fixed it for me here.

Note that this alters a plugin file, so will be overridden if you upgrade the plugin (unless the author incorporates fix).

Hi,

If the login failed (or in my case, if the user’s permissions had expired – as it was a membership site), I redirected with a custom parameter at the end of the redirect URL – e.g.

$redirect = $redirect.'?status=failed';
wp_redirect($redirect);

Then within my custom login code (executed via a shortcode – so the login form can go where you want on the page), I check for the status parameter and later on display an error message accordingly:

if (isset($_GET["status"])) {
  if($_GET["status"] == 'failed')
  {
    $status = 'failed';
  }
  ...
}

Hope that helps?

I got as far as working out that the ‘missing dd’ error is due to not having captions set for my gallery images.

It’s a WP gallery thing, not specific to LBP.

It seems a bit of a flaw to me, as there are often ocassions when clients want to add a gallery with no caption. You can change the containing elements that the gallery uses on the fly via the gallery shortcode (e.g. changing dl to div etc) – but this is not ideal for clients.

The only other way I’ve found thus far invovles re-writing the gallery completely.

There is an old related trac ticket here: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/14819, although not sure what the solution is given Nacin’s comment.

Great, thank you! Just updated a client site, checked the ‘Valid HTML5’ option and the validation errors have now disappeared.

Now off to find out how to get rid of my ‘Element dl is missing a required instance of child element dd.’ errors… I think the default WP gallery is the culprit this time…

Hi Dan,

Do you know yet when this ‘Valid HTML5 Code’ option might be available?

I’m hitting the same problem. I also get the following – is anyone aware whether this a Lightbox Plus thing, or the WP Gallery?

Element dl is missing a required instance of child element dd.

Thanks,
Sarah

Solved the wierd styles (missing right & bottom borders) thing – it was due to using border-box in a reset stylesheet:

* {
	-webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
	-moz-box-sizing:    border-box;
	box-sizing:         border-box;
}

Fixed by overriding for #colorbox:

#colorbox {
	-webkit-box-sizing: content-box;
	-moz-box-sizing:    content-box;
	box-sizing:         content-box;
}

Dan – this may be something you want on your radar as the use of border-box picks up? See https://paulirish.com/2012/box-sizing-border-box-ftw/ for reference.

Seems to fix it for me! (on my non localhost site). The shortcode now seems to be respecting IDs – so I can show just a selection of the images uploaded for that page (or to the gallery as a whole)

I am still getting the upload problems/errors I mentioned above on localhost, but maybe that’s something to do with my local configuration, I don’t know.

Yes – it seems the ‘Use for WP Gallery’ option is taken as true, whether it’s checked or not.

Development version seems to have done the trick re. the classes – thanks!!

I’m still getting wierd styles when the image is opened in lightbox (right and bottom sides of lightbox are not visible, include next/previous links), but that might just be something wierd I’m doing – will investigate further.

Follow up post regarding issues with LBP/styles/WP3.5 here

I too am having a similar problem, on multiple installs.

I have just created a completely fresh install (on localhost), with no plugins other than LBP (latest ver) and running the default twentytwelve theme.

I had the following problems:

– upload of images failed initially when LBP enabled
– if I select to show only certain images from page in a gallery, all are displayed regardless – i.e. it’s not respecting IDs in shortcode
– when I go back in to edit the gallery settings, no images appear, and ‘Update gallery’ button greyed out
– various ‘Undefined variable/index’ notices

On another couple of sites with bespoke themes, the styling was out too, but that’s quite possibly just something local (although never had too much of a problem in the past).

Let me know if I can help at all with more details/testing. Thanks for the plugin to date – I’ve used it on a lot of my sites!

Hi!

WordPress automatically creates an archive page for each category, which by default is visible at https://www.yourwebsiteaddres.com/category/college-work/.

But if you want something different to this, you have several options:

• Use a plugin. A quick search for ‘Category Posts’ comes up with WP Category Post List Widget and List category posts
• If you’re comfortable with a little file editing/PHP – either create a specific page template, or create a shortcode. Either way it would involve using get_posts to pull out the posts in the specific category. Some examples which might help.

Let me know if you need more pointers on the latter option…

I’m guessing this could be because it doesn’t know what the $post->ID is, & therefore can’t show you the gallery?

I’ve not used wp_editor before, but does this post help at all?