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Dear Max,

You should have rich editing (i.e. you edit your posts in tinymce) enabled. In the editor you find a button with the same icon as the photo albums. Click on this button to insert an album in your post or page.

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You have to edit your theme files. This means that when you update your theme, you’re changes are lost. What you can do is copy the file after you’ve made the changes and replace that after every update.

What you do have to change:

Open your theme folder (wp-content/themes/squirrel) and look for the file single.php. Open this file with a text editor.

To remove the meta data

Look in single.php for:

<ul class="post_meta">
                            <li class="posted_by"><span><?php _e('Posted by', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php the_author_posts_link(); ?></li>
                            <li class="post_date"><span><?php _e('on', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php echo get_the_time('M, d, Y') ?></li>
                            <li class="post_category"><span><?php _e('in', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php the_category(', '); ?></li>
                            <li class="postc_comment"><span><?php _e('Blog', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php comments_popup_link('No Comments.', '1 Comment.', '% Comments.'); ?></li>
                        </ul>

And replace that with:

<?php
// Don't show the metadata if the post type is easy-photo-album
if ( 'easy-photo-album' != get_post_type() ) {
?>
<ul class="post_meta">
                            <li class="posted_by"><span><?php _e('Posted by', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php the_author_posts_link(); ?></li>
                            <li class="post_date"><span><?php _e('on', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php echo get_the_time('M, d, Y') ?></li>
                            <li class="post_category"><span><?php _e('in', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php the_category(', '); ?></li>
                            <li class="postc_comment"><span><?php _e('Blog', 'squirrel'); ?></span>&nbsp;<?php comments_popup_link('No Comments.', '1 Comment.', '% Comments.'); ?></li>
                        </ul>
<?php
} // end if post_type isn't easy-photo-album
?>

To remove the next/previous post links

Look in single.php for:

<nav id="nav-single"> <span class="nav-previous">
                            <?php previous_post_link('%link', __('<span class="meta-nav">&larr;</span> Previous Post ', 'squirrel')); ?>
                        </span> <span class="nav-next">
                            <?php next_post_link('%link', __('Next Post <span class="meta-nav">&rarr;</span>', 'squirrel')); ?>
                        </span> </nav>

And replace that with:

<?php
// Don't show the post links if the post type is easy-photo-album
if ( 'easy-photo-album' != get_post_type() ) {
?>
                    <nav id="nav-single"> <span class="nav-previous">
                            <?php previous_post_link('%link', __('<span class="meta-nav">&larr;</span> Previous Post ', 'squirrel')); ?>
                        </span> <span class="nav-next">
                            <?php next_post_link('%link', __('Next Post <span class="meta-nav">&rarr;</span>', 'squirrel')); ?>
                        </span> </nav>
<?php
} // end if post type isn't easy-photo-album
?>

WARNING: besides the warning above (about updating): I havn’t test this code, so make a back-up of single.php BEFORE editing. If this doesn’t work, you can restore it.

What theme are you using?

Update: this feature is added in version version 1.1.6

Please use this version and not the development version.

After some test I’ve got the same result.

I didn’t mean to limit the number of pictures, but it seems to be limited by saving the album.
I’m not sure yet what the cause of this is, but I’ll have a look for it.

For the tech guys:

I’ve checked the length of the database field, and the field is of type longtext, which should have a limit around 4 GB (according to the official MySQL website). This is thus not the problem.

It isn’t a bug special for IE10. You only have to fix a setting number of images for excerpt. When you set this option to 0, all the photo’s are shown in the album overview (don’t forget to check the override all checkbox, if you want to update all current albums).

I hope the problem is fixed now.

I’ve add the feature to Easy Photo Album, but I’m not yet releasing a new version. So if you want to use this feature immediately, you can download the development version. (WARNING: the development version is not always stable and well tested so it could be that you’re experiencing errors)

This is not yet possible, but I can add it to the next release of Easy Photo Album plugin.

Just to be sure:

You want to display 1 photo of an album on the archive page and when somebody clicks on it it should show the Lightbox with all the photo’s of the album?

How do you wan’t the support for Tiled Gallery?
For example: want you to import Tiled Galleries into Easy Photo Album? Or the other way around? Or something else?

Just be clear, and maybe I’ll add it in the next release of the plugin.

The bug should be fixed!
Download the new plugin here or update via your WordPress installation.

If you still have problems, please share it.

Dear whatif6000,

I’m sorry that the plugin isn’t working right. This bug seems critical, so there will be an update of the plugin this week. Untill then you can install version 1.1.1. That will work for shure.

Ah, you have not enabled the permalinks. Then your archives URL is example.com/?post_type=easy-photo-album.

That’s very strange. I can’t figure out where it goes wrong. What is your WordPress version and language?

You can also check if you’ve got the correct URL by editing a photo album and look for the permalink. Now if you copy that link to your browsers address bar and remove everything after the second last slash, that URL should work.
Example: The permalink is: https://mywordpresssite.com/albums/my-album/, then remove everything after the second last slash, you’ve got: https://mywordpresssite.com/albums/

The url example.com/albums/ (where example.com is your wordpress url) displays all the albums.
The number of thumnails is controlled by the Number of images for excerpt setting under Settings > Media. Set the value to 0 to show all the thumbs.