jberg1

I think I resolved the issue.
I was using the NextGen: gallary.php as the template. When I set the template to nothing, then they appear at my override size and create all the correct dynamic thumbnails images.

I’m using the gallery.php on another page, and had it set as default under settings.

Sorry for the tail chasing. Thanks again for all your help.

Tried to disable plugins and it still didn’t work.
Does that additional thumbnail file name look correct? Should there be additional files in that dynamic folder? I assume one for each gallery pic.

Could it be any PHP configuration issues with the server?

Thanks again for all your help on this.

Oh Ok,
I do see the folder:
wp-content/gallery/gallery-name/dynamic
however there is only one file in there:
filename-nggid03115-ngg0dyn-200x200x90-00f0w010c010r110f110r010t03jpg.jpg
I tried to delete it and re-save the page and it created the same file again.

Also the page source still shows it pulling
wp-content/gallery/gallery-name/thumbs/thumbs_filename.jpg

Not seeing any server error logs. I’ll try to go through and disable plugins to see if there are any conflicts, and report back if I find anything.

Let me know if you have another thoughts. Thanks again for your help

Thanks for your response. I tried to clear the image cache and it didn’t help.

I am using the IGW to place the gallery, then selecting the override thumbnail option and choosing my new size. In the help message is says “This does not affect existing thumbnails; overriding the thumbnail settings will create an additional set of thumbnails.”

But it doesn’t seem to. When I update and view the page they are still at the default size. I also notice in the code it is still using the same image file name as the default, and when I look in the directory (wp-content/gallery/gallery-name/thumbs/) I don’t see any additional thumbnail files being created.

I tried to change themes to see if that was the issue. Still no joy. Ang Gallery folder permissions are set to 755.

Any other ideas that might help? Thanks again for your help.

That worked for me. I’m running WP 3.6.1.

Great thanks. I missed that “Add hidden images” setting. Is there a way to disable pagination on a per gallery basis without using css to hide it?

Thanks for your quick response.

Ah! My typo is revealed.
I converted from a Playlist player to a single file player a while back when setting them up in a custom post type. Thought I was doing it right.. guess not.

I will update my shortcodes.
Thanks for your response and help.

I found this plugin that brings back the more color choices for text in WP 3.9
TinyMCE Color Picker

Hope this helps others.

Try this:

function change_mce_options($init) {
	$init['block_formats'] = 'p,h3,h4';
	return $init;
}
add_filter('tiny_mce_before_init', 'change_mce_options');

They did change a lot
Look here

Thanks for the response Andrew.
Actually that was the first thing I checked to see if it was a theme issue or something else. The console doesn’t show any errors, but obviously is not initializing in those instances. And it is weird that it will only happen on a few select pages on occasion.

The next time it happens I will try to dig further to see if I can figure out the issue. Maybe I’ll try disabling a few of the added buttons from the configuration screen, to see if that changes anything. I will share my results.

Thanks for your help.

Found a solution:

function orderbyreplace($orderby) {
    			return str_replace('wp_posts.menu_order', 'mt1.meta_value', $orderby);
		}
		add_filter('posts_orderby','orderbyreplace');
		$cat = get_term_by('name', single_cat_title('',false), 'post-category');
		$cname = $cat->slug;
		$paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
		$loop = new WP_Query( array(
			'post_type' => 'mypost_name',
			'post-category' => $cname,
			'posts_per_page' => 9,
			'meta_key' => 'field2',
			'orderby' => 'menu_order meta_value_num',
			'order' => 'ASC',
			'meta_query' => array (
 				array (
					'key' => 'field1',
				 ),
 				array (
					'key' => 'field2'
				)
			),
			'paged'=>$paged
		) );
 		remove_filter('posts_orderby','orderbyreplace');
while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post();

This output all posts sorted by field1, then sorted each division by field2 using meta_value_num

Hopefully helps someone else.

update.
I altered the plugin slightly to make this happen.

on Line #87, I changed:
$params[0]['after_title'] = $params[0]['after_title'] . $subtitle ;

To this:
$params[0]['after_title'] = "$subtitle" . $params[0]['after_title'] ;

This worked for my purposes. It might help others.
Thanks again, for the great plugin.

Great Plugin!
But, Yes I would agree with ronthai that it would be helpful to have the subtitle inside the title header.

My main reason is on my custom themes I sometimes surround the title with elements so I can style them: have a bar or background texture (for example) surrounding the title (using the 'before_title' => and 'after_title' =>). And I would want the subtitle to also exist within that title block.

Looking at the widget-subtitle.php file. It would be nice to output the subtitle before the ‘after_title’ instead of after. Like in DP widget plus it gave the choice of after_title_text or after_title_tag.

This might be a feature request. ??
Thanks for any help.

Oops!
I see now that it was another plugin that was creating the problem, and throwing the error message I mentioned above. It was an outdated plugin (DP Widget Plus), that once I deactivated it the error went away.

Sorry for the trouble and waste of time. All is well.
Thanks for looking into it.

You might be able to use the conditional tags for categories, but it may require setting all child category names.

WordPress Conditional_Tags

Or also look at the add-on plugin Widget Logic by Path. Then use a wildcard *. This might work depending on your path.