visnevskis

Indeed, I wonder if there are people not familiar with folder tree concept. Do they blog? Basic phones have it.

Not sure if there’s point to do so, but I posted an idea:
https://www.ads-software.com/ideas/topic/media-library-folders-1

Edit: turns out there was one like that already, but it was turned down 6 months ago:
https://www.ads-software.com/ideas/topic/media-library-folders

And I guess this one is a nail in the coffin: “most people don’t need to organize images by folder”.

More like most people can easily survive without such feature, if we include schoolkid bloggers etc. But then again – there is a lot of other features that could be dropped if we go by that ideology.

So do I get it right –
all you did is adding to conf –
“
define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]. ‘/wordpress’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://’ . $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]. ‘/wordpress’);
define(‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘/wordpress/wp-content’);
define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]);
“
– and links became relative?

Are you sure the links are root relative? Are the post links and images displayed Ok when you move WP to another server or directory?

Not the most elegant solution perhaps, but very simple:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/relative-links-for-content/

Take home part of links, replace by a “shortcode” and generate correct links on loading. Content now can be edited in a local sub-directory and uploaded with nothing to change.

Nah, nevermind. Made my own plugin to make sort of relative paths. Will post once it gets reviewed.

* by nothing I mean – when changing site directory.

Btw – sharpening/blurring are really simple to do effects. Your plugin would become even cooler if it would allow that, say by check-boxes – apply 30% sharp, 60% etc.

No – the original image is full size and there is no button. But both image and thumbnail editors show thumbnails instead of image and those thumbnails are already cropped to thumbnail size. When I insert them as full-size into post they show up no-prob.

After scaling the image I do get a restore button. After clicking it I get all sizes deleted and image shows full-size instead of a thumbnail in media browser. When I run thumbnail editor I get thumbnail generated for that image and it opens the thumbnail again, instead of full-size image.

Just found why it worked the first time. It’s not for all images – only images that need cropping to be a thumbnail show cropped. Others show up ok.

A reason I use regenerate thumbs for – during regeneration some effects (like sharpening) may be applied. I disable/enable sharpening, then regenerate needed thumbs. Also sometimes the image itself may be altered/color corrected, so regeneration may be needed.
I guess it’d be a huge glitch-full headache to implement remembering cropping, but if there’s an easy way it’s a nice feature to have.

Hi,
I spent about two hours figuring out why I have no titles.
Turns out – they are taken from link tag title, not thumbnail title.
A statement about it in brackets beneath “show title” option might come in handy for slow people like me ??

Sorry,
image titles can be changed to empty in the post itself,
# label can be changed by replacing them in plugin php
and close image can be simply replaced.

Still, one thing that bothers – changing animation speed doesn’t change overlay fade-in speed, and being slow it looks ugly on big empty spaces due to partial screen refresh artifact-stripes. But maybe I’ll find how to change that too.

Get the regenerate thumbnails plugin and regenerate after changing the size.

Same here. Selecting category (term) ordering in widget displays no content.

Is it possible to downgrade wordpress to make things work?