Noel Tock

Thanks, unfortunately I rather not support non-GPL products, there’s so much other stuff that would have priority there, sorry!

Are you all set here? Sorry for the delay!

Hey there, live example somewhere? Cheers!

Hmmm, weird, is that just PNG’s, or also JPG’s?

Hey there, I’ve never heard of that plugin nor does it seem to be publicly accessible, so it’d be hard to support (unless I’m missing a www.ads-software.com link). Cheers!

Hi there, that’s because you need to additional CSS to make up for using figure, it’s in the installation/faq text. Cheers!

Hey there, it only works on post content (i.e. dynamic content added through WP-Admin), so it wouldn’t work on non post content. Cheers!

Hey there, in terms of SEO, do you have a link outlining the issue? As far as I know Google was understanding of this technique.

Hey Matthias, no solution here yet, you’d have to create your own solution I think or try having a look at the filtering priority if there is any with NRS. Hammy looks for <img> code and any class within it, so if that’s set up, you’re good to go.

Hey Jimmy, looks like you’ve figured this out?

Is your WordPress instal in a subdirectory, i.e. /wordpress/ as opposed to the root domain.

Here you go:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2o0ucetzqc071ee/Screenshot%202014-08-01%2013.39.37.png

.innerwrap { align:center!important }
#siteinfo { width:100%!important }
#siteinfo a { display:inline-block!important }

I’m using important as a shortcut, but ideally you’d work those off over time.

Hi there, there’s a video here https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/hammy/installation/ let me know where you get lost otherwise… Cheers

Hi there, you likely need to fix your CSS as Hammy uses a figure currently (to display different sizes). Do you have a screenshot of before and after?

Hey, following up, did you get it working? Cheers