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  • Thread Starter bryanmwaters

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    Hi Darko. Is there any way to get around the hosting storage issue using something like AWS? In other words, could the plugin somehow be modified to upload to AWS storage (and, ideally, then to Vimeo) or that’s just impossible?

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    Thanks Darko. Your support is much appreciated. It all sounds good and we’re gonna go ahead and use your plugin for the site. I wanna know whether the following is possible and, if not, whether a custom solution could be created and at what price…

    Would it be possible to have a Gravity Form for upload, with your plugin, which then simultaneously auto-creates a post of type ‘video’ in the Videotube theme that we are using, populated with the title, description, URL and, ideally, a link to ‘download’ the video from Vimeo included in the description field? Failing that, would it be possible to set it up such that when someone uploads a video?these elements are put together in an email either to the user, or to the admin, such that they could easily copy and paste them into the video post they will create manually? I hope this makes some sense. Videotube uses a shortcode for the video post creation and it’s not easily editable without getting into some heavy PHP that is outside of our scope, so I’d prefer not to modify that at this stage.

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    Thanks very much for your great reply!

    So as things stand, we will still be limited by the maximum media size of our wordpress server, right?

    B

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    Thanks everyone. I’ve used the menu option but still not really clear on why it’s ok with the parent theme but not the child…

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    I’ve got this:

    <?php

    add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_enqueue_styles’ );
    function theme_enqueue_styles() {

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ );
    wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-lingonberry-editor-styles’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/lingonberry-editor-styles.css’, array(), ” );

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘child-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(‘parent-style’));

    }
    ?>

    But not sure it’s right…

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    Thanks – that works but it makes me think that somehow I am not correctly enqueuing the parent stylesheets and something else will go amiss in the future for the same reason…

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    I guess it’s down to how I use wp_enqueue_style to reference the two style sheets in the parent in my child theme functions.php. WHat’s the best way to do that?

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    Ah I see the issue. It’s about the colour of the read more text. I need to sort something in CSS…

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    ok the first post on the home page displays this issue…in other words there is no ‘read more’ text but if I simply change to the parent theme it appears.

    Thread Starter bryanmwaters

    (@bryanmwaters)

    bryanmwaters.co.uk but currently I don’t have any such posts published because of this issue. I can post one if it helps…

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