EgyptUrnash

Yeah. Like somewhere I can follow to hear news like “new version of the plug-in adds these new features and fixes these bugs”. @[email protected] or somesuch.

I just updated my site and this plugin and I’m getting this too. It’s not just the toolbar that’s missing, pretty much every bit of JS seems to not be working – the visual/text buttons on the editor area do nothing, trying to hit the open/close arrows on the various blocks of settings beneath the editor area does nothing, the ‘screen options’ and ‘help’ buttons at the top of the screen do nothing either.

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ah, installing the Jquery Migrate plugin and force-reloading made it work for me.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by EgyptUrnash.

Oh god I just got bitten by this lovely little feature when trying to upload a super-high-res copy of a painting I did for a client, why is there no switch ANYWHERE to disable this or alter its threshold? I just found a plugin that claims to deal with this for me, I am really not in the mood to crack open all my custom themes right now and I am grumpy about this.

Cool, thanks!

I’m gonna be busy with travel (three comic cons in as many weeks, ack!) this coming month, so the Comics CPT docs will probably show up around the time I actually have the time to play with it…

Thanks! That enhancement request pretty much describes it.

All I can really say is ‘longer than the tiny excerpt that gets posted to other sites and less than the 64k limit that Google suggests WordPress has’. 10k at most as a ballpark estimate.

Google also suggests that FB’s maximum post length is ~63k, and G+’s is 1M, and gives me no clue about Tumblr’s limit. I’m pretty sure it’s longer than the, what, 1k that gets excerpted? (Unless they have some stupidly annoyingly low maximum that kicks in on stuff posted via API…)

I think this is what I just fixed. Spent like a half hour sprinkling echos throughout the plugin and WordPress. Making domain_mapping_plugins_uri check that the replacement it wanted to perform was actually possible did the trick for me:

function domain_mapping_plugins_uri( $full_url, $path=NULL, $plugin=NULL ) {
	if (stripos( $full_url, PLUGINDIR ) == FALSE)
		return get_option( 'siteurl' ) . $full_url;
	return get_option( 'siteurl' ) . substr( $full_url, stripos( $full_url, PLUGINDIR ) - 1 );
}

Old post but here’s a much slicker method that doesn’t involve moving anything.

1. Create your splash page as a WP page.
2. Edit the index.php of your theme: put

<?php
/*
Template Name: Latest Posts
*/
?>

at the top of it.
3. Create a WP page called “Latest Posts” or whatever tickles your fancy. Don’t put any text on it; just set its template (over on the right in the ‘attributes’ section’ to “Latest Posts”.

You may also want to go into your header.php and change the link on the blog’s title to point to the “latest posts” page.