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Nevermind. It turns out there was fancybox loading as well.

Unfortunately, to me as a designer that doesn’t speak too much. Does it mean there is no documentation on template functions? In the end I might just need a way to display the gallery image alone, without associated link to it, which I will create using other means. I guess that simplifies the question to: $image->what_goes_here in order to get just the image displayed with no click function associated?

You don’t need a shortcode really. Just uncheck all placement boxes in plugin settings and add a trigger in your template to get the post printed:

<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>&print=print"><img src="img/print.png" alt="Print"></a>

or to get it exported as PDF:

<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>&print=pdf"><img src="img/pdf.png" alt="PDF"></a>

I see. Thanks for the help.

After playing for some time with the demo, I believe my question should take a different bias. I saw it is possible to add shortcodes to existing posts to include buy button for specific product for example. Now, most of my products have options. From what I saw, the buy button in this case takes user to corresponding product page, where they can choose the desired option. This is however no good to me, as it ruins user experience. My site is magazine first, shop second, so I don’t want to drag users away from the post and take them to a separate “shop” page of the same product. What I need is to allow visitors add products to basket from within specific “product post”, being also able to choose options and extras, as opposed to having them take an extra step and seeing extra screen. Here is a screenshot from my current shop, so you have a clue what I mean. Sorry it’s in Bulgarian, but you get the idea.

https://thedezine.com/misc/shop.jpg

Thanks, but no need, mate. I was hoping there is a different set of icons within Google weather API, which you might suggest, but it turns out I need to host my own set. Here’s how I modified the plugin to make this work:

<?php if(get_option($shortname."_icon")=="yes")  : ?>
<?php $iconData = str_replace("/ig/images/weather/", "https://randomsite.com/path-to-icons/",  $current[0]->icon['data']);
$iconData = str_replace(".gif", ".png", $iconData); ?>
	<span class="icon">
		<img src=<?php echo $iconData ?> alt="weather" />
	</span>

I’ve got kind of similar problem, except this is what I get when I run search:

No WeatherBug Partner-ID given. WeatherBug will not be searched.
Enter a correct Partner-ID in the admin panel and save it to search WeatherBug.

Please select a location:
XML Fehler: EntityRef: expecting ‘;’ in Zeile 1

Okay, I created a Weatherbug development account and got 2 keys. Tried both of them in there, nada. Removed them, problem remains.

Just user experience plugins, I’m using on all my other WP instances on the very same server. Nothing special or memory intensive. The problem is caused by a specific WP installation. All other installations are working just fine, even that some of them receive more daily visits. Not sure, but I think it all started when I upgraded to 3.0.1

Installed W3 Total Cache a couple of weeks ago. Didn’t change anything.

Thanks for the reads, will look into them.

Not quite right. I finally found a plugin to fix that – Page Category Plus lets you assign pages to categories as if they are posts. Still it does not resolve the navigation mess in my case.

No, it does not help, even that I have read it thoroughly before asking the question. WordPress still does not provide adequate way of showing a specific navigation level going from top to bottom, while excluding its parents. Not to mention the strange behavior triggered by the query_posts command used within the page, which results in the navigation sitting on the top level ignoring all provided parameters.