simplestation

Right now we’re mostly using it for the YUI grids, resets and fonts CSS libraries on the front end. We had implemented a few Javascript things (like a comment box permanently fixed on the right column) but decided to remove them as they exposed bugs in IE6 we didn’t have time to fix.

On the whole using fonts and grids has been great! The resets have saved us a lot of hassle trying to get all browsers to behave the same. We’ve also used YUI Javascript libraries on a number of back-end projects but they don’t have anything to do with WordPress. So I guess at this point it’s mostly just the CSS as far as WordPress is concerned.

and can you just include it like this….

<?php include('/home/sitename-here/public_html/something.php'); ?>

or is there some other special syntax?

How do you do that?

So how do people get around this in wordpress? I mean everyone can’t possibly be using the symbols for inches and feet in the place of quotes and apostrophes. Surely there must be a plugin for this somewhere.

Thanks WP-ExtremeVideo is making it all work just dandy!

Man I can’t believe it took me this long to respond to this. Basically there are a few more lines within inline-uploading.php (lines 237,239, 483, 495, 499) also there are a few lines at the bottom in admin-functions.php that need editing (1881 – 1890). Set all those values to whatever size you want your image thumbnails to be.

yep thanks!

Thanks that was just what I was looking for! Cheers!

It’s ok I got it figured out. Thanks much!

OK so I’ve set the size up a bit…. but there is a problem. It seems to generate the thumbnail at the right size when I download it and look at it, but it is statically setting the height and width still to 128×96 in the HTML code… so even though the thumbnail is larger, it is being compressed down again. Any idea where this height and width value is set for the html?

if ( $imagedata[‘width’] * $imagedata[‘height’] < 3 * 1024 * 1024 ) {
if ( $imagedata[‘width’] > 256 && $imagedata[‘width’] >= $imagedata[‘height’] * 4 / 3 )
$thumb = wp_create_thumbnail($file, 256);
elseif ( $imagedata[‘height’] > 192 )
$thumb = wp_create_thumbnail($file, 192);

if ( @file_exists($thumb) ) {
$newdata = $imagedata;
$newdata[‘thumb’] = basename($thumb);
update_post_meta($id, ‘_wp_attachment_metadata’, $newdata, $imagedata);
} else {
$error = $thumb;
}