jamminjames

Seems to have been working well for a while now, thanks!

Thanks for the tip, @calgaryx1. I have had a lot of garbage filling up my db from NextGen as well in the past, but they said they fixed that particular “wp_options”?problem (I haven’t double-checked), but it wasn’t what you’re seeing.

Still unresolved. The message does keep repeating within a single log entry, so it wasn’t due to Hummingbird, as previously thought.

Looking at the offending lines in the “default-view.php” file, there are apparently no “width” and “height” keys in the $thumb_size variable, which is set earlier in the script by this line:

$thumb_size = $storage->get_image_dimensions( $image, $thumbnail_size_name );

Please correct this issue, NextGen. And also the still unresolved issue mentioned in the thread here.

No, I didn’t. Unfortunately, no help from NextGen

Good to hear, thanks!

Yes, it still happens if I change the website theme and/or the slideshow theme. This is a new site, we don’t have any caching plugin configured. I cleared the browser cache several times. I did create a new slideshow, same thing. Here is a link to an image of a slide we tried. It is an image of a bust statue. The image shows the slide showing the bottom of the image, even though it is set to be “Top center”. No matter what setting I use (top left, etc), it stays on the bottom of the image.

Working again, thanks!

Yes, using Smart Crop.

Has WPMU fixed the bug you mentioned yet?

Okay, figured out it’s the post id, which you have to get while editing, from the url bar, where it says “?post=13” or whatever the post id is. Please add this to your documentation.

Yes, I unfortunately had to give up on Hummingbird, because of that one widget I started the thread about. Even though the js and css in question were excluded from minifying and even when I stopped using page cache, and even after flushing all caches after each post, that plugin’s widget was still affected, it couldn’t display the content. It was definitely something Hummingbird was doing though, because when deactivated, it stopped happening.

Okay, found out the repeating stuff was being caused by a caching plugin (Hummingbird). But I would still like to ask about the Undefined array key "width" etc stuff.

Okay, I’ve enabled that. Now I’m getting some weird cache entries that conflate different urls, causing problems. For example, while the Wordfence security plugin is scanning, it’s trying to scan files from the cache with urls like:

Scanning contents: wp-content/wphb-cache/cache/www.humortimes.com/1565/harley-schwadron/nggallery/about-humor-times/privacy-policy/more/about-humor-times/privacy-policy/about-humor-times/terms-of-service/page/378c7099e60f1e1927908e28c0c291aa4.html

… but the about-humor-times url is completely separate from the /1565/harley-schwadron/nggallery/ url.

Also, I’m getting ‘not found’ errors in the browser console for hummingbird files, like:

GET https://www.humortimes.com/wp-content/uploads/hummingbird-assets/cd2d148d86ac6a60544788696481d372.js net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found)

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Re: “allows you to change the color and font styling of the layout using plugin shortcode settings” — how? I don’t see in the shortcode documentation any settings for color and font styling. Only “style-1”, “style-2” etc, but those don’t seem to do anything. Can you create CSS for “style-1” etc, in a child theme? Can you use, for example, a CSS class setting like:

.style-1 {
color: blue;
font-size: 16px;
}

Or how is “style-1” etc used?

What template has to be set in the shortcode for those settings to have an effect? In ours, we’re using “default”. Here’s our shortcode:

[events-calendar-templates template="default" style="style-2" limit="5" time="future" order="ASC"]

Also, when you set a style like style="style-2" is there any way to make changes to those styles? I don’t see any reference to them in settings, nor in your documentation.