Phil Emery

Agreed.

Yoast -I love you guys (and miss your podcast!) but that is really obnoxious.

thanks – every now and then one slams into WordPress’s blog origins. In some way it’s still not quite a full fledged CMS.

People use categories and tags very differently, so they really should put this category behaviour in core (especially as more browse on tablets which encourages more “page flipping” behaviour in users.)

I might try to write a commercial plug in for this – considering the pages of google results with people wanting this fix – it could be very lucrative !

Hi

I fixed it although not sure how – I just deleted the plugin and reinstalled it, it’s working now.

go figured.

I also swore at it a couple of times, although not sure of the effect of that.

WOW – I’ve found about 1 million people out there with the same request – linking in sub-categories seems harder than developing warp drive. Really strange. A pretty obvious use case.

Nope – just totally borks the whole site – can’t even get back to the admin screen. Have to FTP and change the name of the plugin’s folder.

getting this as well. Deleted old versions via ftp. Install via “Add New” .

Downloads fine, but the gets the no valid header upon activation

Hi

Does this still work? I’ve been futzing with it and can’t seem to get it to do anything.

I see the jobs in wp croncontrol but no email is ever sent out

cool

Where do you put this?

I hope they’ll add this feature – could be a pro version if priced right!

Thanks

I might try to hack something together with POD’s if it’s still around

Thanks. I found a plugin that seemed to work better for this situation (importing somewhat sloppy human entered content from a csv), so took the file down.

k

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1nkar24u1ixivia/HRAI%20educ.csv?dl=0

yes, I think in earlier versions you could set a Quality setting for Thumbnails and Images separately (Quality is the amount of JPEG Compression applied: lower quality (or more compression) = smaller files (tho not as nice).

Thumbnails are created after you upload an image, so really the compression that is applied to them is not related to the size of image uploaded.

It might not make a difference for a most sites, but if you have a site with 300 thumbnails on it, a 10 – 15% image size reduction per thumb can have a huge effect on page load and server strain.

Probly set in the php in the plugin somewhere, but it’s a pretty sprawing plugin so finding it would take a bit.

thanks

Any idea how to do this via the popup?

I tried

<select name="thelist" id="thelist">
   <?php foreach ($galleries as $gallery) : ?>
        <option value="<?php echo nextgen_esc_url($gallery->pagelink) ?>"><?php echo esc_attr($gallery->title) ?></option>
   <?php endforeach; ?>
</select>

Then doing a 2nd for each for the list of galleries, but so far no luck

Fixed it Just change line 676 from

alt=”‘.esc_attr($attachment->post_excerpt).'” />

to

alt=”‘.esc_attr($attachment->_wp_attachment_image_alt).'” />

good to go