jhanten

I have the same issue and tried this change to wp-config. It appeared to help with the preview in the settings/options but when I went to the gallery to rebuild the thumbnails they are still pixelated after being rebuilt. I restored the images from backup in the gallery and that did fix the pixelation. Why did the imagick disabling help this?

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by jhanten.
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Done. Thank you.

https://github.com/publishpress/PublishPress-Future/discussions/531

I just spent a few hours adding this feature to 150 existing posts on a website that had over 200 bad links from old posts that just didn’t have relevance anymore. So I’m well familiar with how I wish it worked. (: It is a great plugin idea though so thank you for all the work on it. I’m checking out other PublishPress plugins now because I liked this one.

Another benefit to this idea might be in even better support for Bulk Editing because if the field could be set to just show the offset and just be updated it would make the formula work for each post being editing based on publish date.

That is disappointing, but thank you for the consideration. We currently display the heading for the day and have disabled all readings being displayed in our widget space with a link to a page with all the readings and psalms displayed. Thank you again for the plugin.

Thank you. I’m glad to know I wasn’t crazy when I couldn’t find a way to do it.

Do you have an estimate on that release date?

Okay. I’ll follow up with GeneratePress or try to find another plugin that isn’t conflicting. Thank you for your time.

Thank you. That was much clearer.

https://pastebin.com/VYK7JcAz

Does this work? I couldn’t find that code in the html source.

https://pastebin.com/GPnA8DTT

https://pastebin.com/2bk7mUxh

Okay. I’ll try it again, but I thought I had changed it and hit edit and got the error.

Yes, the .1.1 release appears to have resolved my issue after copying some template files from my theme into an NGG template folder as well.

I wouldn’t call that solving your problem. You simple went back to a version that worked with your theme. Anyone else have a suggestion on where to update theme templates to work with 3.9.1? The documentation to move away from legacy templates doesn’t seem to apply to this issue.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

This plugin is based on lots of deprecated code on both NGG and Advanced Fields.
To fix part of that I switched our site over to NextCellent Gallery which can read NextGen Data tables that fixed the sorting issue. Now our galleries are sorted by title again. I then completely ignored the null option and modified the code and manually added an empty Select option. I added <option value=””>Select</option> around line 366 of the acf-ngg-v5.php. Though I copied this file first and created my own version to preserve the original.

<?php if ( $field['nextgen_type'] == "Galleries and Albums" || $field['nextgen_type'] == "Galleries" ) : ?>
            <option value="" >Select</option>  
            <optgroup label="<?php _e('Galleries','nggallery'); ?>">

I hope that helps you. I really think this plugin is dead and we all need to find a new way to do this.

I looked over the .7.0 and the 0.9.0 and the only differences I can see is an updated copyright information.

Additionally, 0.9.0 has an package-lock.json file that the previous version does not.

As far as I can tell the update does not appear to make any changes that should prevent you from installing it. It still does exactly what it used to do.