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Yes, that’s right. Then I can have them highlighted and the rest faded out.

Oh, but on my page there is only the filter info, and not a filter itself, to there are no dynamic select boxes. Yet. Perhaps I’m being premature.

If they’re going to respond to new selections I would do it in js. (unless I am confused).

And of course, what I really, really like is if you just passed me the data structures and let me display them myself. But I looked at the code and that is going to be a lot of work, so I don’t expect to see it.

thank you for your speedy reply,
Anita.

Great to find this. I was just about to report the same problem (and suggest a similar solution)

Yes, and your solution works.

David,

thank you very much. My simple tag cloud gallery now appears.

An add-on question:

The initial call to the gallery presents the tag-cloud and no images.
How would I change this so that I get the tag-cloud and all images?

thanks,

Anita

+1

Thanks for your response. What I have at the moment is this:
<?php the_post_thumbnail( 'featured-slide',array('id'=>trim(strip_tags( $post->post_name ))) ); ?>

which gives me

<img width=”229″ height=”350″ id=”ecodynamics” title=”droplet-mask” alt=”droplet-mask” class=”attachment-featured-slide wp-post-image” src=”https://localhost/wpecohy/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/droplet-mask.png”&gt;

which is just what I was looking for!
When I have tried this out a bit more, I will know if your solution or this one is what I really need.

thanks – just what I was looking for.

Sorry,
I’ve looked further at the code and I can see that taxonomies with commas in the terms are a problem. I think I’ll back out of this one and just put the authors as part of the publication description.

Thanks,

Anita

thank you. Also found absolute misspelled when asking for the url.