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Brilliant, thank you!

Hi, thanks again for your help. I’ve changed from WP hosted images to Flickr on that page and I have it all working now I think. Photonic adds a sort of “cover” section photonic-object-header above the masonry output which I’ve hidden with custom CSS:

div.photonic-object-header.photonic-flickr-set {
    display: none;
}

I couldn’t see how to not show this through the plugin itself.

Hi Sayontan, thanks for your quick reply!

I considered the Flickr option, but haven’t had much success getting it to work properly (lightbox images were not displaying), but I didn’t put forward much effort to be honest. Ideally I’d prefer to have my data and content in one place but it may not be a deal breaker if I can get it to work directly from Flickr.

I agree 100% with using a small static size thumbnail for what is an essentially dynamic layout. I edited the Photonic php file as instructed and it worked great, however to your point, the “thumbnail” size is too small/pixelated. Can I edit the code to use the “small” size set in WP Admin, for example:

$photo_object[’tile_image’] = $small[$id][0]; ?

Or medium or large for that matter?
If not I can adjust my thumbnail size to accomodate.

Thanks again for your quick reply!

I forgot to add, I’ve tried deactivating all plugins to no avail.
This is what the popup normally looks like: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/71013/show-post-id-in-find-posts-or-pages-box-in-media-library

Hmmm, no takers…

I have thought of a way around the problem, I think, but it lays outside of my skill set. I’m thinking to completely bypass the different locations of linked images, and instead somehow dynamically edit the feed as it goes out. I’m not sure if this is possible, but here’s my theory:

Catch every instance of linked image in the feed article and replace the link URL with a link back to the article/post. So, any image, whether it be a [gallery] thumbnail that links to a larger version, a hand-coded thumbnail that links to a larger version, or even an inline image WITHOUT a link, would have the existing link replaced (or added if no link exists) with a link directly to the article/post itself.

This would ONLY happen for images. Any text links would remain as the existing links.

Is this possible? Any info or links would be appreciated.

Cheers

…anyone?