woalmoore

Added it and still no dice. When I look at the inspect element for the anchor tags, it’s not bringing up the new style at all…not sure why that is. I looked through all of the css files in the parent theme and there is nothing that controls anything in the gallery (specifically). That’s why I brought it here. I can put it in the theme support as well.

Sure. Take a look at this page. The anchor on the images is only applying to the bottom section of each image… rather than the whole image.

https://www.allenmoorephotography.com/gallery-test/

Ftp is not done via the site… it’s done either through a separate program such as FileZilla or through an access with your web hosting company.

Thanks. I ended up going the MyPhpAdmin route and copied the “Title” field to the “Post-Content” field just for those IDs. Wish there was a straight forward way to modify the shortcode to put in the title for the caption but apparently parsing the Database info is done in a different file and function that I w haven’t gone through the work of finding…and wouldn’t want to change that as it would probably have repercussions elsewhere.

Thanks.

If you can’t access the plugins via the web interface, they can be removed via ftp if you have that access into your server. It’s under wp-content/p;ugims in the WordPress directory.

Yes. We use both dates on most pictures (and have been since the update came out with the scheduling option). It’s worked great until about 2 weeks ago.

Hi Jacob,
We’re trying to use the scheduling feature and for some reason, when we schedule pictures to show up at a future date, they are showing up immediately. The feature was working in the past but now it is not. Any ideas if something was changed in a recent update that would have effected that?

Thanks.
Allen.

I too noticed that the date was gone. I made the adjustment of simply editing the publication date (we don’t always get sermons posted as quickly as we’d like…). For us, that was sufficient as they still display in the sidebar the same way (no custom coding in place here). I did search and search to be sure I hadn’t missed it as it seemed like that used to pop up an error if a date wasn’t included (but I may be thinking of another plugin). I could see it being a value if you’re doing archival-type sermons as mentioned above (sermons from 1956 would be cool to have available!).

For me, it’s a non-issue (unless such archival tapes show up sometime).

Thanks for the great plugin!

Thanks so much. Got the update. Looks great! (I haven’t utilized the features yet as it’s my wife that schedules them but I will pass it along to her…she will be thrilled!).

Thanks for your reply. While this wouldn’t be ideal (i.e. it would still involve changing the image once it’s published if we scheduled the publishing too), it would be an improvement in that we could schedule the publishing one weekend and then the deletion after the publish time. Being able to add both date/times would be the best but limitations exist (and, I would guess, it would require a much more in depth update to both the interface and database.)

Thanks for taking the time to add this functionality at your earliest opportunity.

Allen.

Thanks for the info.
Here’s what I’m working up: I’m setting up a site where students will be able to post their writings via blog posts. When users sign up, I will create two accounts. One is for the student writer (with post and edit capabilities) and one is for them to allow friends and relatives to view the writings. Since some accounts (by parental request) will be limited to only showing the “writer’s” posts to the associated “viewer” (and vice versa), I don’t want to expand the number of accounts and have to 1) keep track of the associations and 2) set up capabilities for multiple accounts if/when account types change.

As originally stated, I also don’t want “grandma” (or any other friend/relative changing the password and locking out other people given the info.

If you can conceive an alternative, I’m certainly attentive.

The whole project I was working with this on ended up getting canceled. I should have closed this. Sorry.

Oops. I found it. If you select “Logged In Users” for who the ticket is available for, then it gives check boxes where you can choose from different user levels.

Obviously, there has to be code that allows tickets to be displayed based on whether the user is logged in or not. Is that in a template file that could be safely changed to accommodate this feature (without it being undone by an update)? I also have the pro version (though it’s currently expired but will be renewed soon)…if you can direct me to the correct section of the code or a hook that I could use, I would certainly appreciate it.

I know that various types of tickets can be limited to either “everyone” or “logged-in users” at least in the pro version. i don’t remember if that drop-down was in the ticket editor in the free version or not.