Daniel Koskinen

Hey, this is awesome. Automatic doubling is even better, since most people won’t know how to create a filter. Thanks!

Thanks for the clarification. We already have a meetup area on our local forum, that’s why I was asking. ??

Jane: is the idea to announce ALL local meetups here, or should we make our own meetups-forum in our local forums (Finnish in this case)?

One big issue I have with NextGen is that it loads a lot of files without checking if they are needed. For instance it will load the slideshow JS and CSS even though I’ve selected not to use the slideshow in the options. It will also load them on pages that don’t have a slideshow which is totally unnecessary on sites where only a few pages have a gallery.

An option to disable at least css completely would be nice…

Actually I figured it out. You can support custom post types easily by changing lines 19 and 38 from this:
$type = is_page($post_ID) ? 'page' : 'post';

to this:

$type = get_post_type($post_ID);

After some brief testing with posts, pages and a custom post type I created, it seems to work just fine.

I should point out that I’m not using BuddyPress, just a WordPress network install.

I agree. Most of the time I just want to list all galleries on one page. Currently I’ve created one album and instructed the client to add each gallery to that album. But it’s an extra step that could be avoided if I could simply list everything with a template tag.

“Permalink” simply refers to a direct link to a specific post. If you choose a permalink structure such as https://example.org/archives/year/post-name/ and then change it later to something else, any links you made within your blog posts wont work.

The idea of the Sticky Links in WPML is to prevent this breakage happening. As far as I understand, it always generates links to posts or pages on the fly when you load the page (or maybe this happens only if you change your permalink structure). In any case, it means that you can safely change your permalink structure or the slug of a post or page, and any other links pointing to that post from the same blog will still work.