Robert Orzanna

Hi Kathryn,

I am very thankful for your response!

Indeed, I am running Edin on a WordPress.com hosted blog. But I do not think this should matter for my question.

To give you some background:

I am managing this site which runs a theme that by default provides these nice effects when scrolling down. Now, for the other site that I am running, and which uses the Edin theme, I would like to have a similar set of effects.

This was the reason why I was asking the question in the first place. ??

Warmly,

~ Robert

You’re welcome. ??

I like to give something back. And be it just a review!

~ Robert

Deear @gouravwptech,

This was the solution, thank you!

I disabled all suspiciously conflicting plugins and now the contact form is properly aligned.

I will continue to re-enable the plugins step-by-step to identify the ‘bad’ one.

All in all, thank you for your great work and excellent support!

Warmly,

Robert

I thank you for the warm welcome on this forum! ??

~ Robert

Dear @csonnek,

Thanks for your committed response. It’s very weird to say but it does work now.

So, I guess all problems solved for now with Jetpack and Markdown. ??

Warmly,

Robert

Sorry for the confusion. Seems to be enabled by default. No need to look for an extra setting. Just start typing Markdown in the post editor.

However, inline code posting does not seem to be supported. They are not rendered as code.

Can anyone confirm?

~ Robert

Hi Alexandra,

Thanks for your offered help!

I hope we can get the issue sorted together.

Please check scorai.org and this screenshot:

View post on imgur.com

Thankfully,

Robert

Thanks guys. I think different themes does the job quite well.

Regards

@jonathan,

I never thought about using different themes for it but this is actually quite a nice idea.

@ipstenu,

How would I include a static front page?

Regards

I helped myself with the plugin FS Contact Form, though it does not allow to store the uploads in the library but sends them via email.

However, a workaround I can live with.

Regards

Thanks for this update jk25rs.

For now I accepted the file name as given since I do not want to change the IPTC field for every image.

However, I still would prefer that WordPress would take care of this by not using the IPTC field but rather the file name for its labelling.

Regards

Any comments on the following two plugins and if might be of use for my idea?

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/datafeedfilecom-dff-product-showcase-plugin/

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-ecommerce-compare-products/

Of course I can edit the title but it would be already enough that WP takes automatically the file name for the title name. But obviously that is not possible.

To your second part. I do not have any option “save for web”, at least not with GIMP.

Regards

Unfortunately not even then.

I give you this example: https://nz.orzanna.de/2011/09/13/test/

The gallery contains two identical images. The first one I edited and gave it the name test.jpg. Its URL is https://nz.orzanna.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/test.jpg.

WordPress automatically sets the title to OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA.

The second image is the original one. Its name is P90400031 and its URL is https://nz.orzanna.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/P90400031.jpg. However again, the title is set to OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA.

This is the behaviour I do not understand. Why doesn’t WordPress take the file name for the title?

Does nobody can provide a statement to that?