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Hi, hannah. Sorry for the delay ;(
This is an individual portfolio post: https://observarte.net/portfolio/manisera/; and yes, the image is cropped (a centered full-width landscape image cropped above and below). If you click on the image then you can see it entirely. Don’t you see it cropped? Respective screenshots are here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qTg2dT4pQEVFzizLmt6tM9dS0xsg2yIB and here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yJDKYIkCdSNJXf06QJcldSQt9hILfqGN)
I think that on individual posts the image must been fully showed…
Thanks in advance.

Hi, Hannah.
It should be under “Single Portfolio Content Settings”, but “Portfolio Grid image ratio” appears under “Portfolio Archive Pages” (and I chosen “Square”, which works, as can be seen here: https://observarte.net/segunda/). But in a portfolio post, I think that the default should be to show the entire image, without cropping it. And I do not know how to get it ;(

Of course it helps, Hannah! Thanks.

hannah, and what if I do not want to show the desktop menu at all? (If just want to show the mobile menu on https://observarte.net)
Thanks in advance.

Thanks. Please, note that my solution was, precisely, to delete that part on the .htaccess file.

Hi. Yes, you can do it through CSS. For example, if you want your first button in red:

button.button.alt.link2p-btn:nth-child(1){
background:red!important;
}

SOLVED! The problem was in the .htaccess file. With this part (which pretends to discourage brute force attacks by blocking author scans):

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (author=\d+) [NC]
RewriteRule .* – [F]

Glad not have to change this great plugin!

Sorry, but I have (in my localhost) the latest version of the plugin, and the problem persists. (Just in case, I uploaded the plugin in my site; but no good news ;(

Thanks, Mikey! ??

Hello bcworks. Thanks for your answer.

Your assumption is completely logic, and hidden fields with CSS is a solution. The problem is that I only want to hide those fields on my custom thickbox (which open when click on a link, inside a post metabox), not in Media Library nor in the regular insertion of image into post.

Finally I found a solution that works as expected (and my plugin is ready); although I do not completely realise yet why it works fine and the other one doesn’t. I’ll think on that later…

Well, I just append the filter to the admin_init action, this way:

function profilextra_thickbox() {
    global $pagenow;
    if ( 'media-upload.php'==$pagenow || 'async-upload.php'==$pagenow )
        add_filter('attachment_fields_to_edit', 'profilextra_style_umedia', 10000, 2);
}
add_action( 'admin_init', 'profilextra_thickbox' );

(Wrote it here in case anyone else confront a similar problem)

Wow! I thought that solution for a second (but ignored that whisper). Thanks Eric; now it works like a charm.
Regards,
Ernesto

Answer:

This is wrong:

1. Events on a map.
2. Single event (at the end, the related docs)
3. Events on the backend.
4. Editing an event pn the backend.
5. Main metabox of event in backend (detail)
6. Main metabox of event in backend (detail)

Solved! ??

Don’t worry, cubecolor; thanks for your time. Once I read your suggestion, I wrote to them. As soon as any answer arrives, I will share it here. Thanks.

These are the files inside “assets” folder of the repo:
screenshot-1.jpg
screenshot-2.jpg
screenshot-3.png
screenshot-4.jpg
screenshot-5.png
screenshot-6.png

And this is what I wrote on the readme.txt file:

== Screenshots ==

1.Events on a map.
2.Single event (at the end, the related docs)
3.Events on the backend.
4.Editing an event on the backend.
5.Main metabox of event in backend (detail)
6.Main metabox of event in backend (detail)

This one: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/events-and-docs/ (the name in wordpress SVN repository is “events-and-docs”)