dsburdette

Dan-

Thanks for following up. I’ve reposted this question to your support page on your web site per your request. Thank you for your time and attention to my question.

I’m not using admin as a username. The plugin is broken and it will be forever as the author is no longer supporting the plugin. Read more on his blog:

https://www.johnkolbert.com/site-news/the-official-goodbye/

However, I found if you simply want a full lockdown on your site and to redirect all users to the login page, you must make sure this plugin is completely deactivated or not installed at all and simply add this code to the header of your active theme.

<?php
/*
Checks to see if the visitor is logged in. If not,
they are redirected to the login page.
*/
if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) {
    auth_redirect();
}
?>

This is only useful if you want no pages visible to unauthorized users. There are other Members-only plugins that give you more granular control on a per page/post basis. I, however, was looking for full lockdown, like an extranet might be.

Same issue here. EVERY site I’m using this plugin is now broken. HUGE problem. Now I have to find another lockdown solution. Bummer, because I like this plugin. Any recommendations?

Perhaps I’m missing something but I’m finding that this plugin does not work when you are using Templates defined by the slug name (i.e. page-home.php) which I like to do. It appears you have to specifically define the page-home.php as a template file and then select it as such from the Template drop-down menu in the Edit page area.

Not that I find this a big deal or crazy work-around but it was a huge missing piece of documentation. And perhaps I should be developing this way anyway in case I every alter a slug name and have it lose connection with the template.

Again, maybe I overlooked this caveat somewhere in the documentation but otherwise this plug-in seems to be working very well for me. Hope this enlightens anyone else having similar difficulties or misunderstandings.

Thank you, thank you, thank you for your quick responses to my recent posts. My excluded images are no longer appearing in the slideshow.

JJ-

That was it, thanks. Helps if I read the description better!

JJ-

Thanks for the quick response. I see that the image now has “_thumb” appended to the name but my issue is that my thumbnails are located in another directory under the main gallery. So, for instance, my main images are located in /gallery/web-design/ and my thumbnails are located in /gallery/web-design/thumbs/.

Additionally, my thumbnails are named as “thumbs_XXXXXXX.jpg”

UPDATE

Sorry, it appears that by default, Nivo searches for “.jpg” and replaces it with “_thumb.jpg” so I’m not sure how to modify that to prepend the image with “thumbs_” since there’s nothing to search for and replace as it’s a prepend.

The web inspector, however, still shows that the thumbnails are not being looked for in /gallery/web-design/thumbs/.

I’m having the same problem. The thumbnails on the page are being referenced to the same directory as the full-size images and not “/<gallery name>/thumbs”

I’m developing from the Starkers theme (parent) to my child theme. Please note that I’ve tested this with no other plug-ins installed. The widget I’ve tried it on was a simple Text Widget containing a contact address and that’s all.

Should I email you at the contact email listed on gingerbreaddesign.co.uk?

Todd-

I removed my Text Widget and added WordPress’ Meta Widget to no avail. As an aside, I’ve disabled all plugins I was using (only Widget Context and CK Editor) and only have Widgets on Pages running at the moment.

Not sure what other information might be handy but I’m developing from the theme Starkers, a bare bones theme that I’ve found excellent to develop with from the ground up.

Sorry, should have done that originally. Here you go:

https://www.fatfreemedia.com/clients/pmefei/partners-insurance

I placed the code before “Looking for that ‘edge’…” within my page post.

Can’t quite get this to work in my 3.0.3 install. The instructions were very straight-forward and it looks like some of the code gets added to the html markup but the contents are blank. Here’s what’s outputted in the rendered HTML:

<div id="Widgets_on_Pages_1" class="widgets_on_page">
    <ul></ul>
</div>

I’ve added this within my page content [widgets_on_pages id=1]

I’ve dropped a simple Text Widget into the Widgets on Pages sidebar item but nothing is rendering. Any thoughts?

I get an error with this plug-in running 3.0.1. I’m working from a child theme based on Starkers which is 3.0.1 compatible. This is the error I receive:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method widget_context::get_settings() in /_dev/wp-content/plugins/widget-classes/widget-classes.php on line 64

Would love to get a solution.