Michael Kloepzig

Sorry, I forgot to mention this: There’s a plugin that might help you after changing the media settings – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

Cheers!

There’s no way to do that with a simple setting, you’d need to do some coding in the template files.
How about using sticky posts in order to control what is displayed on the homepage?

Hi Markus,

NGGallery ist m?chtig, aber in der Administration durchaus nicht ganz einfach. Mir wird da auch zu viel Javascript/CSS-Ged?ns geladen, daher nutze ich das Plugin nicht mehr, seit es die WP-eigene Galeriefunktion gibt, auf die Fluxipress ja aufsetzt. Aber eure Website scheint ja jetzt zu laufen.

Website seems to work now, case closed.

First, create a child theme:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes#How_to_Create_a_Child_Theme

Then, edit the child theme’s css file and add something like this at the end:

.themeinfo a, #footer a {
    color: #000;
}

This changes the link color to black. Adjust as you like.

I fixed that, should work with WP Gallery now. Waiting for the update approval.

If the surrounding paragraph has text-align:center applied (default is left), this should work without any changes to the css file.

Only on single post pages.

In your image settings, choose Align – Left, Right or None for full width images. Align center makes not much sense, but I’ll look into it for the next version.

I think the problem is the more-Link with white text at the end of each post box. You can disable it under Appearance > Customize, Category Options. Uncheck “Display More Link”.

First, create a child theme:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes#How_to_Create_a_Child_Theme
Copy content-postlist.php to your child theme folder and open it in your text editor.

Find the line where it says

<h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

and add

<span><?php echo get_the_author(); ?></span>

after this line. Format as you wish.

Check your Media Settings. My guess is, that the Medium size, which is used for the post list, is not sufficient.

Take https://www.bojansokolovic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Subotica-Wedding-Photography.jpg for example: It has 300x449px. Your maximum height in the settings seems to be 300px. Thus, the medium image gets resized to 200x300px, which is too small and results in upscaling.

In fact, the width of the image can be as large as 432px in one-column-mode. Applied to that example image, the original file would have to be at least 432x647px, and the medium settings must be equal or larger than both of these values. If you want to use even higher thumbnails, the settings would have to be changed accordingly. Try 432×650 or 432x700px.

Keep in mind that this has impact on loading speed of your website. Lowering the number of posts per page to 8 might help here, if you experience long loading times.

I give support when I find time to do so. The community is also helpful with specific requests.
There will be a new version out shortly with infinite scroll, but apart from that I’m not planning anything else (apart from bugfixes of course). Fluxipress is supposed to be lightweight and minimalistic.

Feel free to hire any developer to make other changes specific to your needs.

This will also be fixed in the upcoming version (1.0.7). Thanks Creatrix for the quick fix.

Hi Katja,

sorry for the late reply, I was on vacation.

I see two posts on your frontpage right now, does the problem still occur? Is NGGallery still active? If not, could you reproduce the state that provoked that error, so I can have a look?

Yes, it’s basicly done (not with Jetpack tho), but hanging in the review queue. Should be a matter of days!