sportsnutt

Absolutely not in my current season. I will create a staging site and try that way, if that’s the only way to start troubleshooting.

I use The League.

Can I get any feedback on this issue?

To add more details, when I enable this gallery the link for the image then creates a link on a page where the image shows.

For instance, if you click the Lockney Longhorns logo here: https://www.txhslogoproject.com/ >

it’ll take you to https://www.txhslogoproject.com/latest-updates/ >

if you click Lockney Longhorns at the top of the table, it’ll take you to > https://www.txhslogoproject.com/lockney-longhorns/ >

The image then is linked back to https://www.txhslogoproject.com/latest-updates/ but when editing the page, there is no link showing in the WYSIWYG or source code.

What am I missing?

I’m not 100% sure what version I had before the update. I have automatic updates and it was applied in the middle of the night, which, ironically, broke my website and needed me to go into my cPanel to disable all plugins to be able to log into the WordPress backend.

I had the old gallery and the problems described surfaced only after the update to 3.0.

Nothing in my menu options were changed. Everything stayed the same, yet many of those options do not show when updating the gallery.

Example: https://www.txhslogoproject.com/uil-a-c/ > When I look at it now, the link button and search colors are fine and the label shows. When I make an update and apply it and without changing those options, the link button will disappear, the text will turn grey and the search box will turn black.

Another bug I have consistently had is all of the images not loading when editing the gallery. Each and every time, I have to load all of the images in my library and then go back to see a certain image that is stuck loading. I uploaded the script change from months ago to have all data and previews show, but that never fully fixed the issue.

After the update, the issue is none of my library will load. So now I cannot make additions to it nor do some of the settings that are enabled show on the front end (eg link button, root label).

This fix seems to only help on a few dozen or so images within a gallery of a couple hundred. What is the next solution moving forward?

The only way for me to get those blanks to show is to go back to “Add to Gallery” and then scroll through 2,000+ images.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by sportsnutt.

When editing a gallery, click to add images and then start scrolling through your media until you reach the end. When all those images populate, it allows the current images in the gallery to display.

It sorted itself out. When I went to add images to the gallery and started scrolling, the other images started showing. Seems like a plug-in cache issue.

I went with “medium” and it circumvented the problem.

I’m having issues with the tag_slug option. I have [blog_in_blog tag_slug=tcu-football num=5] which gives me “Blog in Blog: There are no posts that match the selection criteria.”

But when I choose category_slug, I get what I need. I’ve assigned a test story with each of the tag and category.

Tips?

@i3v, where did you get the countdowns centered. On Chrome>Inspect Element, I was able to add a 25px margin-left, to test if it would work. However, I cannot find where to put it in the CSS of the plugin.

Can you help me out?

So it seems to be a Chrome issue. I’m running TinyMCE Advanced (not that any other has mattered), but after disabling all plugins, except the the aforementioned one, and switching to Firefox, it worked.

However, I hate how Firefox handles table editing with WordPress.

De-activate all the plugins via PHPMyAdmin

You will need to log into cPanel, and open the PHPMyAdmin interface. Then select the WordPress database, and browse inside the “wp-options” table. Look for the “active_plugins” column, and edit it. Inside the “options_value” field you will find something like this:

a:31:{i:0;s:13:”AddMySite.php”;i:1;s:19:”akismet/akismet.php”;
i:2;s:23:”all_in_one_seo_pack.php”;i:3;s:16:”authenticate.php”;
i:4;s:28:”breadcrumb-navigation-xt.php”;i:5;s:18:
“codeautoescape.php”;i:6;s:37:

These lines represent the active plugins in your blog (you can read more on this issue here). Delete them all and save. This should automatically de-activate every plugin. Now check if your blog is live again, and if the admin area is working. They should be.