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You have very little control over it at all. There is no CSS option, it displays how you see it on the demo, and that’s about it (you can change to grid layout – but no formatting, it makes a huge mess of your pages). It renames all your images to numbers instead of your SEO titles. Incompatible with iThemes security. As soon as someone with actual WP knowledge comes along and builds something similar, this plugin will be done.

This plugin just isn’t working anymore.

I’ve had it for over a year on about 30 sites. No problems until 2 months ago, when the flood gates opened. Now I’m getting an easy 100 a day per site.

I’ve been over the configuration, no settings have changed from 3-4 months ago. Came here today to see if there was a fix, but if the author is telling someone else to uninstall, that seems like the answer for me too.

Just so you are aware, I am hitting that same error. The only difference is my pluggable.php is on line 1121.

Thank you, checking into that now.

Here’s how this all came to be.

I hired someone to write me a theme. He provided that, and I was to install it myself. The theme did do an import – some test products and categories.

The WP install was fresh, uploaded via FTP, not a Fantastico install. After that, I upped the theme, and did the import. The plugins running were sent with the theme.

sure..

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Ok, Thank you for the response.

I did deactivate all plug-ins. Uploaded a new image at 300×250, and it cut off the top and bottom.

To test the images correctly, I have just been grabbing pix off Google that match my size. Using this one.. https://www.newyorkschools.com/images/nys-300×250.jpg. From that, I get the ol’ 300px × 198px (scaled to 300px × 250px)

Twenty Eleven doesn’t display the image with my post. I’m going to go read how to do that, see if I can make it happen, then I will update this post further.

I’m still not able to get past this. Anyone else have any ideas?

Thanks for your time.

Same thing.

In trying to do it myself, all were changed to 300×250.