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@philesq

You can put any legal HTML in a text widget. Thus, you can put CSS code in a text widget by defining an inline style.

For example, you could emphasize a few words like this:
This is <span style="font-size:x-large; font-weight:bold; color:#f03;">big bold red</span> text.

HTH
Karen

(Or, as someone already suggested, using class or ID or standard HTML tags you could reference some defined styles that are already in your CSS, or that you create and add to the custom CSS for Twenty Eleven Theme Extension.)

The latest version, 2.7, updated March 21, includes the fonts you want.

Google adds new fonts at a crazy rate, so it’s probably tough for Adrian to keep up. If you come across one in the future that’s not included in the then-current version, you can add it yourself following the instructions in this post:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/742594

HTH
Karen

@pinkgarden,

You can easily preview them at Google:
https://www.google.com/webfonts/

HTH
Karen

@buket,

The latest version, 2.7, updated March 21, includes the font you want.

Google adds new fonts at a crazy rate, so it’s probably tough for Adrian to keep up. If you come across one in the future that’s not included in the then-current version, you can add it yourself following the instructions in this post:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/742594

HTH

Karen

@techotronic: Yes, thanks, I realize renaming is only a workaround and not a good fix. And I’ve removed the jQuery Colorbox tag. (Thanks, @matthias Pabst!)

I found a way to get around the conflict. I changed the name of category-grid-view-gallery/js/jquery.colorbox-min.js

(I’ve removed my test page also)

I noticed the same problem.

JQuery Colorbox (v 4.2) was working fine to bring up a larger image when a thumbnail was clicked, until I activated Category Grid View Gallery (v 2.2.1). CGVG works great to display a grid of thumbnails and link to their posts (which is what I want, see my test page on https://www.debbievontempsky.com/test-category-grid-view-plugin/), but now I just get a spinning loading animation when thumbnails on other pages are clicked.

Is there a way to inhibit the CGVG code from being inserted in pages other than ones where I insert the shortcode? I don’t expect to need the functionality of both plugins on the same page.

dunskii:
There aren’t any admin settings. You need to use the [cgview] shortcode.
See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/doesnt-work-53
for more detail.

aleknovy and logic52:
Yes, it’s not quite ready for prime time. As zknight says, the links to the author’s site are dead.

It’s based on using the [cgview] shortcode. The Installation tab has this example:
[cgview num=9 id=4 size=250x150].
Paste that into a page or post. Check your categories to see what number to use for id.

The Screenshot tab shows an example that reads
[cgview num=9 id=4 size=250x250 exclude=21,9 quality=50].
It would be nice if the options were documented!

btunstill:
2 ideas for things to check:
1. If you’re using some kind of lightbox/colorbox plugin for images, it might be automatically displaying an image
2. When you insert the image in the post, you have an option where to link it to. Your default options are to the image url, the post url, or none. Try setting it to the post url if it’s not.

zknight:
nice job!

Use the Timthumb Vulnerability Scanner on any image resizing code you’re concerned about. It can detect old versions of timthumb in plugins and themes, and update the code. It told me 0.2 of Category Grid View had an old version.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/timthumb-vulnerability-scanner/

@stubbyd: have you solved this yet? If not, see the link posted above by @sameprob for how to clean up. It was very helpful for me.

Hi Dena,

Thanks for this post! I’ve been trying all day to get my images to show up in duotone. If I make any progress on the thumbnails I’ll post an update. Any idea how to widen the theme? I tried changing
define(MAX_WIDTH, 840);
to define(MAX_WIDTH, 1040);
in functions.php
but it didn’t seem to take effect.

Karen