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Good news indeed, if true. I recall a similar post in December 2016, so will hold my breathe with some hope and see what happens this week.

I’ve been experimenting with moving back to NextGen Gallery but have found that NextCellent and NextGen appear to handle custom sized (array) featured thumbnail images in a different way, which means images added under NextCellent like this “the_post_thumbnail( array(330, 400) );” won’t display when you re-enable NextGen (I’d have to manually re-apply the featured images to thousands of posts in order to overcome this).

However otherwise NextGen does now handle featured images properly, including WPs new auto-resizing codes for responsive design, which is something that NextCellent doesn’t seem able to do. Still I’d rather keep using NextCellent as it’s both faster and more lightweight for my server.

Ok this seems to be an issue with the latest version of Firefox v52.0 since the sitemap loads fine under other browsers. Very odd.

Any ETA on the fix WPReady?

Excellent news, good to know it will soon be PHP7 ready ?? .

Same problem noted here. I don’t think it breaks the plugin once PHP7 is activated, but it should be removed from the code.

Any update on this WPReady?

Same question, this is a hugely popular plugin but it didn’t receive many updates last year. Some other plugins are starting to do a better job in many areas, but I still find that WP Super Cache is the best all-rounder and can cope with some of the more unusual WP setups where others would fail.

Fixed for me too, thanks so much.

Woohoo, excellent news.. or should I say NextCellent ??

Is anybody still keeping the plugin updated. It’s an amazing piece of work, but no updates for 9 months?

I second this, doesn’t look as if the plugin has been updated for awhile now and it’s still the best alternative to NextGen around. But PHP7 support is about to become vital.

The normal wordpress system doesn’t allow you to split your POSTs into multiple pages in the way the PageNavi mod does and so their page numbering system doesn’t seem to register it properly.

Anybody?

I’ve seen something similar.. need to examine further though to be sure.

I upgraded to 1.9.21 to ..23, did the database upgrade, cleared the cache and the CSS formats are all still a bit wonky. I don’t get the one-column issue but the CSS doesn’t render right at all in the admin interface (same on IE11 and Firefox).

Luckily only running 1.9.21 on my public system, so I’ll wait till a proper fix is out since .23 doesn’t seem to correct it all.