Daniel Mount

I’m running WordPress on PHP 7. Could this be a PHP version issue? Is everyone here who is getting this issue also running PHP 7?

As a follow-up to the general “improve photo gallery” suggestions, one specific thing I’d love to see would be a way to use the gallery shortcode to construct a gallery page, which has a thumbnail/link for each post/page with associated galleries displayed with the gallery shortcode. It would probably help to have a built-in function call “except for [post id], [post id].”

Other than the gallery improvement, a big +1 to several ideas already mentioned:

More intuitive menu system
Integrated user photo/gravatar – either local override or nice Gravatar integration
SQL efficiency/page speed optimization
Integrating Subscribe to Comments into core
Built in mobile support

OK, well, thank you very much! This, at least, will be more direct ??

Thanks! That works pretty well. Is there any way to flip a switch so that everything I plug into WordPress goes in as plain text?

I’ve experimented with a variety of things over the past 2 weeks. I’ve tried following the steps here:

https://justintadlock.com/archives/2009/06/04/using-custom-taxonomies-to-create-a-movie-database

…and it seems to be working most of the time. I’ll be working out the kinks, but it seems like it’s on the right path now. Thanks for the help!

Thanks!

I spent 45 minutes or an hour experimenting with Custom Field Taxonomies. I’ll give it another spin and see if I can figure it out this time.

I’ll experiment with those other two plugins. Thanks!

So, if I may, let me ask another question:

I know I can subdivide categories like:

Categories
-Authors
–A
—Alfred Ackley
—Albert Brumley
–B
—Bill Gaither
-Composers
–A
—Alfred Ackley
—Albert Brumley
–B
—Bill Gaither
-Years
-1660
-1661
-1662
-1663

…and so forth.

Is there any plugin that will allow me to display which author(s) are selected in the category under Author, which composer(s) under composer, which year(s) under year, et cetera, with the final result looking clean and neat like this?

* Author: Horatio G. Spafford
* Composer: Horatio G. Spafford
* Year: 1883
* Language: English
* Meter: 11.8.11.9 with refrain

And can I build a page that just displays all results from a certain category, like authors, preferably nicely indexed?

Thanks! Yes, I have used the author thing at various points.

Tags isn’t exactly what I need … I think.

I’d like something that I can code to display like this:

* Author: Horatio G. Spafford
* Composer: Horatio G. Spafford
* Year: 1883
* Language: English
* Meter: 11.8.11.9 with refrain

…and clicking any of those will take you to a page of everything by that author or composer, from that year, in that language, or in that meter.

Now tags can do that, but what I’d also like to do is have a general index page for each category. So for authors:

[Authors page]

[A]
[authors’ names who begin with a …]

[B]
[authors’ names that begin with b …]

And so forth. Is this possible with either tags or categories?