H?kan Wennerberg

The issue is probably that you are not selecting the correct image size when picking the image. If you open up the image selector and click an image. Then you have a panel to the right with a few options in it. One of the options is what image size to use (from those generated by WordPress). Choose “full version” and it will look much better.

When you have done this, the link should not include the “-150×150” part of the image URL.

Hi,

When using responsive behavior images most often gets blurry or “pixly”. Its nothing that the actual widget is doing, its just displaying your image, its the nature of responsive design.

If you have an area of 260px, make sure to upload a 260px image and also to choose the “Full size” version of the image when picking it for the widget. Next make sure you have fixed size behavior, it should say width 260px automatically. Verify that the image seen on the page is actually rendered as 260px using the browser development tools too. If its shown in a different size, there might be CSS rules in your theme causing that.

Hi,

Never seen that one before, but that error might be caused by invalid HTML being inserted into the editor.

If you are able to reproduce the error with a chunk of text/html, then please send it to me here and I will have a look.

Hi,

There is currently no option for floating an image. I think that kind of behavior should typically be enforced by the theme rather than the widget.

Hi Stephan,

It appears your not running the latest version of the widget (4.4). Try updating and I think that will solve your issue.

Hi,

Thanks for the tip, I will look into this.

Hi,

I added a filter named “hwim_load_backend” into version 4.4. Its checked pretty early.

Plugin code:

/ Allow backend loading be overridden by third party.
$this->load_hwim_backend = apply_filters('hwim_load_backend', $this->load_hwim_backend);

Values passed to/from filter:
0, Don’t load.
1, Normal load (ie. widget page or any other “normal” admin page)
2, Theme customizer load.

Difference between 1 and 2 is the action used to load scripts.

Hi,

Sorry for the delay, but test the latest 4.4 release. It should fix these issues (if no other plugin is interfering).

Hi,

Thanks for the feature request, I will add it to the widget.

I can confirm that there is some issue. Will investigate.

Hi Gabriel,

I just released version 4.3 of this widget that now supports the theme customizer.

I just released version 4.3 that includes the rel-field by default. The list contains the HTML standard rel values + the “Other” option that allow the user to specify the rel attribute manually.

The value list can be altered using the “hwim_rels” filter (one array param).

Hi Stephan,

The preferred way to edit the template is to copy the hwim-template.php file to the current themes root and change that version. If the template is available in the theme root, that will be used instead of the default one.

I will not add a new rel-field by default since I want to keep the UI simple, and I don’t think the overall user has a clue what rel is ?? However, I will probably add a filter like ‘hwim_get_rels’ and show a SELECT with those values if there are any.

Hi,

There is no such functionality in the widget itself. The image widgets display can be modified by creating your own template file for it. In this template file you could then add your social media stuff.

It requires some programming though.

Check out the “Templating” headline on this page:
https://webartisan.se/hw-image-widget/

Hi,

Thanks for input. I will check that plugin out at some point and see why it conflicts.