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Thanks Stefan! Works Perfect!

Just an alternative, CSS could be used with positioning to each one to move them around.

Also, maybe an option to order the slides by numerical input or by alphabetical and/or chronological or something? Just ideas. ??

Thanks Stefan. I may just wait for the thumbnails then, instead of trying to hack the code any. I need to have the feature be dynamic, so the client can add/edit her own photos and the thumbnails get automatically updated. I can tell her that the feature will be available in a future release. If you need any beta testing for that option please let me know. My email is info at cowgirlexpressions dot com.

Is there a setting I need to activate or is there a function I need to overwrite or something? Currently all I see are little “dots” for the pagination. I was hoping to link each photo’s thumbnail version across the bottom.

Awesome! Thanks for the quick response Stefan. I’m in dev mode so I will download the beta version and play with it. Thanks!

BTW, THANK YOU for this update!!! awesomesauce!!!!

Is there a way to include a different pre-generated photo size? Like a thumbnail or a custom size set in the functions file? Seems like it’s pulling the large image (?) which might cause some emails to take a long time to be sent.

Hi Ben,

I changed the getarticles function by modifying the code below:

if(isset($_REQUEST['search'])){

			$querystr = "SELECT $wpdb->posts.ID , $wpdb->posts.post_title, $wpdb->posts.post_content, $wpdb->posts.post_excerpt

			FROM $wpdb->posts

			WHERE $wpdb->posts.post_title like '%".addcslashes(mysql_real_escape_string($_REQUEST['search'],$wpdb->dbh), '%_' )."%'

			AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'publish'

			AND $wpdb->posts.post_type = 'post'

			OR $wpdb->posts.post_title like '%".addcslashes(mysql_real_escape_string($_REQUEST['search'],$wpdb->dbh), '%_' )."%'

			AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'publish'

			AND $wpdb->posts.post_type = 'horse'

			ORDER BY $wpdb->posts.post_date DESC

			LIMIT 0,30";

(my custom post type is called “horse”) … This code doesn’t seem to do anything. I don’t see that added anywhere in the drag-and-drop newsletter creator, or anywhere else for that matter. Did I get it wrong? Thanks for the help!

@consumedesign – Where are you putting it? I added it in my active theme stylesheet, even added “!important” for each style, but the adminbar still shows up in the Dashboard.

I feel the same way. As a custom theme designer, who uses WP as a CMS for her clients, I generally build a custom link/dashboard system for my clients. They don’t want access to all that extra “stuff”; it confuses them, and makes my job twice as hard. I agree it should be a simple OPTION with the ability (thru hooks and/or filters) to add-on and remove things from it. WP talks about “Freedoms” but yet they’re forcing our hand here. Just my $0.02.

Ok, I see that setting area, but it looks like I can only set a “guest” anon user – where is the option to have the user registered first?

I don’t necessarily need Anonymous submissions – my site requires user registration to post, so my users already have Contributor status, so I can use that.

Thank you for posting this! Works for me too, except I have other plugins that already call the latest jQuery from google, so I simply commented out that line and everything works a charm now, even the Referrer Detector!

I had previously installed Akismet so mine didn’t seem to be affected by that. I’m thinking the same as WebTechGlobal, in that something CHANGED or perhaps was left off during the upgrade. My install was also a pre-3.0 Multi-site, so it had been upgraded once before from a very tricky standpoint. The auto upgrade caused some issues so I had to manually overwrite all of the files, and then go thru one by one on each of the plugins and double check them. Akismet was turned off at a point during this time, but turned on well before most of these spam comments hit. I have since added a function to my theme that disables remote posting of comments (they must use the comment form).