Ickata

Hi Matt,

No, unfortunately this is not possible at this moment. Your changes will affect all image sizes.

I just saw that WordPress default editor gives you the option to choose to apply changes to thumbnail only, all sizes, or all sizes without thumbnail. This feature is missing in this plugin, and it will be fixed in the next version. Will notify you here when fix is available.

Thank you!

Hi,

Many thanks for the link! Although it does not explain exactly how tags parsing & display works, it helped me organize my tags, so now the maximum tags are displayed in plugins directory and the plugin can be discovered by tag search.

For those who hit the same issue, here how tag display/search works: only the first FIVE tags are displayed, yes, however if there are too little plugins tagged w/ the same tag (there are less than 3 plugins w/ the same tag according to my experiments) the tag is not displayed. And this does not mean that the 6th tag is taken into account. If some of your, or all of your first FIVE tags are not popular, you may end up w/ less than 5, or none tags displayed on the plugins page.

About the search by tag (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/tags/your-tag/) – the documentation says that the first 12 tags will appear in search results, but again if some of these tags are used by less than 3 plugins, your plugin won’t appear in search results. The other plugins appear because these unpopular tags are among their first FIVE tags. Weird ??

Hope this helps!

Hi,

I’m sure that technically there is a way to do that.

It will be very helpful if we either be able to reply to automatically closed topics, or delete them. I see no value in a closed w/o reply topic being there.

This has been fixed. Please update your plugin to latest (1.2.2) version.

Thank you! I’m marking the topic as resolved.

OK then try the following, go to the Pixo Settings page (Admin Menu –> Settings –> Image Editor). You will be asked for registration, then append &settings to the url in the address bar and press enter. This will open the view where you can add the API key.

See my reply before my last one.

Type “pix0” in the input for the question.

Hi Peter,

Well that’s better, at least we now have a proper error message ??

This looks as a restriction of your hosting provider to curl external urls.

Still, you can register in Pixo’s Control Panel here:
https://pixoeditor.com:8443/cp/

After registerring you can copy-paste the API key to your WordPress installation, just replace yoursite.com with your real site in the link below:
https://yoursite.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=image-editor-pixo&settings

Hope this helps!

Hi,

The error reporting was just fixed. Please make sure you upgrade to plugin version 1.2.1.

Hi,

WordPress automatically appends an index to all next images, so the next one becomes “editedimage-1.ext”, next one “editedimage-2.ext” so they do not override.

But yes, preserving the original name is better, so I’ll fix this ASAP.

Hi,

Thanks for reporting this!

Did you register with an email as username? I see now that if the username is not a valid email, the same error appears. This is an issue in the plugin and I will fix it ASAP, but in the meantime, can you please try registerring again with a valid email address and at least 6-characters password?