JGeo

I experience the same problem. Maybe Image Elevator is obsolete, now you can drag-drop images into TinyMCE, but I liked Image Elevator since it bypassed the upload and image parameters screen, and directly included the image after uploading and allowed to continue editing.
I hope that Image Elevator will be fixed for using with all 3.9.1 WP installations.

Maybe I didn’t put the lines in the right place. Which file/location (Twentyten theme I’m using) should I paste the code?

I am looking for the same thing. Can’t get it to work.

OK! kb-advanced-rss-widget does the job. I don’t even have to select the ‘reverse’ option.

It appears that for example Joomla outputs rss entries with the date they were created as the the pubDate value. The sorting of the items of a calendar in the rss output file is according to the event-date. So either Joomla should change the pubData such that the order is exactly opposite to that of the dates of the actual events.
Or the RSS widget (now I use the built-in rss widget of WordPress/TwentyTen) should skip sorting the rss entries and publish them in the order of the file.
I guess the latter would be easiest for me, since I have control over that. However, I tried several rss-widget-plugins, but none supports overruling the order of the items.

OK, that sets my direction. What is actually used by WordPress to sort the items? Is it the pubDate in the feed, or something else? If I ask the provider of the feed to ‘fix’ it’s output, what should I demand for?

I can imagine that indeed calendar feeds differ from news feeds in the order of display of the items. However, I can’t find requirements for them, and how to cope with the intrinsic difference.

Thank you very much for you quick response.

I tried this, but when I remove the extra line I suggested, image editing broke again, and it was not restored by the extre line you suggested. Unfortunately.

Then I tried it in IE (instead of FF), and got, with your suggestion, a Runtime error “‘a.widget.prototype._trigger’ is null or not an object”, in line 13 of jquery.min.js.
And with my version, I got “MS JScript runtime error: Object expected” in line 3 of wp-admin/load-scripts.php.

I have no clue what is broken. I use the latest jquery version 1.6.4, but with 1.4.2 it does not work either.

I’ll try upgrading to a newer WP version, but upgrading from Lenny to Squeeze.