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I can’t help but wonder if posting this on EVERY Live+Press related thread is a bit much. :\

Was this taken care of with 1.5.2?

Fantastic plugin – I love how flexible it is! Now if only I could bend the templates to my will…I’ve got them doing mostly what I want to, it’s just a matter of tweaking.

By the way, I noticed the imageLink(x) makes it a square image. This results in unsightly whitespace around the image if it’s not on a white background. Could there be a way to make x specify the width or the height, but not both?

I’ve also got the row question – I have mine working in rows but I’m not sure how to make it wrap at a specified number of cells per row. I could see a sort of foreach-type statement doing something like that, maybe – “for every four items, make a new row” – does that make sense?

unteins, thank you SO much. I had missed the previous mentions of the bug, but that must have been exactly what my problem was, because now everything is working beautifully. I am a very happy camper. ??

Actually I had no problems adding a journal (though I updated the lpeditjournal.php file just in case). I still have the same errors; the problem is evidently with lpextras.php – in particular it looks like it’s having trouble fetching the userpics and postable communities. Both of these worked, by the way, in the previous version; I’ve tried comparing them but because the whole LP config has been changed I can’t figure out what to do.

Delighted to see the new release! Have some errors though.

I chose to have only the extras and the sync checked in my options. Here’s what I got:

Warning: array_values(): The argument should be an array in /home/etoile/public_html/journal/wp-content/plugins/Live Press 1.5.1.3/LivePress/lpextras.php on line 121

Warning: reset(): Passed variable is not an array or object in /home/etoile/public_html/journal/wp-content/plugins/Live Press 1.5.1.3/LivePress/lpextras.php on line 15

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/etoile/public_html/journal/wp-content/plugins/Live Press 1.5.1.3/LivePress/lpextras.php on line 145

Warning: array_values(): The argument should be an array in /home/etoile/public_html/journal/wp-content/plugins/Live Press 1.5.1.3/LivePress/lpextras.php on line 168

Warning: reset(): Passed variable is not an array or object in /home/etoile/public_html/journal/wp-content/plugins/Live Press 1.5.1.3/LivePress/lpextras.php on line 15

If I unticked the Extras option and had only Sync ticked, it didn’t give me a box to say whether I wanted to sync or not. It also, unsurprisingly, did not sync. So I seem to be having some errors in lpextras but I can’t figure them out.

Any thoughts on doing this while preserving the teaser text, folks? ??

If anybody else is curious about this, please go here for the version of LivePress that is compatible with WP 1.5.1.3.

Whoops. About to try LivePress, the replacement for the LJPlugins thingy. Nevermind…*coughcough*

After messing about a bit with vars.php and some other things, I gave up and switched everything to the journal directory. Ah well. Passwords working fine now. Thanks!

Also, this seems to indicate that if the cookie is set as .domain.com then it should work on foo1.domain.com and foo2.domain.com which is what I had been expecting to do. I’m just not sure where to tell WP that I want the cookie to be set for .domain.com instead of whatever it’s being set for.

Okay, I found a couple of possibilities, but I’m not 100% sure how to implement them with WP.

This one is supposedly simple and involves some session_start stuff that I can sort of grasp.

This one is more complex and definitely over my head.

Does anybody have suggestions on what to do with these?

tomhanna: I migrated from MT to WP a couple of weeks ago. Because of the way I’ve set up my redirects (to preserve MT permalinks), having the WP files in the /journal directory would probably be very untidy. I do know about subdomains actually being directories, thanks. ?? I can look into putting the WP files into /journal, but…it just sounds icky.

Lorelle: I don’t actually think this is outside the scope of what WP should be able to do, although perhaps I should look into writing this as a plugin. I know there are others who have come up with this same question – I did find it buried in some old support threads but I figured I’d phrase it my own way. I think you have suggested a couple of good keywords for me though – I have an idea of where to go now.

Thanks to you both – and more suggestions are very welcome!

Have you fixed this? I don’t see any bullets! You would use list-style-type: none in your CSS though.

Might the Text Switcher plugin do what you’re looking for? You could set the trigger text to “SET ONE:” and set the replacement text to <strong>SET ONE:<\strong> – that should do it perhaps?