justmichael

Worked fine indeed.

Thanks so much, that worked very well. The reason for the different sized thumbnails is that the dimensions you set are maximums.

I’m still having problems with time-to-load and some thumbnails not loading at all ??

I had similar problem. I down-sampled my images to 1400 pixels max width, and that seemed to work fine.

I have the same issue. I have about 60 thumbnails on a page and it takes about 30 second or more to load the page! Then after it loads, many thumbnails are missing (just blank space).

Hello?

Hey thanks Matt, much appreciated. The link takes it (from 240p) to 480p but you then have to change it to 720p manually, which the average viewer (at least, on our web site) will have no idea about. Anyhow, I’ll Google it from here… thanks again…

Hmm – so does that mean you’re not sure how to do it? You’re responsive; YouTube is not.

Also – do you know how to specify that the video starts automatically upon loading? The user expectation is that when they tap on the thumbnail, the movie will expand (into shadowbox) and start playing.

Sorry for all the questions. I’m a total video newbie.

Umm and how do I specify for it to play at the higher resolution?

Well darn. I was hoping it had the same beautiful effect that it does for still pictures!

Thanks, Matt…

Thanks for the quick answer. Yes, I looked at some of the test drive plug-ins. The problem I am having is that when I Preview the new theme I’m looking at (actually, any new theme), they look completely different. Probably because my current theme has strange header and column positions that don’t immediately ‘translate’ straight across. So if I used a test drive them to view the new theme while in Admin mode, I would have to be making changes to the headers, columns, etc – which might help me to test drive the new theme, but it would at the same time completely mess up my current live theme that everyone else is seeing ??

I’m testing out duplicating the entire web site folder, but have a feeling that could take quite some time…

Okay I found the answer but will leave this post up, in case anyone else has the same problem:

It’s hidden away, there is a check box under “Personal Options” under Users -> Your Profile -> Personal Options ??

I found it. It’s hidden away under “personal options” ??

Yes, I used 1and1’s PPHPMyAdmin to export the db to a text-based .sql file. When I tried to import it using PHPMyAdmin from my BlueHost account, I got an error message saying I do not have access to that db.

i have the full wp installation on my old server. and i can access individual files using ftp. and i have download the entire installation to my hard drive. but i cannot get ‘in’ to export the installation so that it can be re-imported.