kchayka

While I agree that it should be more obvious that 3rd party tracking is done, there is an easy way to disable it. Enter

a2a_config.no_3p = 1;

in the Additional Options in a2a settings. Done!

I didn’t notice this before but see it now. The HTML tab on the wysiwyg control is indeed missing. Maybe it has something to do with WP’s upgrade to Tinymce 4.x.

Marcel, I am so happy to hear you say that. Like Joy, I actually prefer keeping the gallery images out of the db. One client site adds a new gallery every week, sometimes with over 200 photos. It’s hard enough keeping track of the extra images used for blog posts, but throwing so many gallery images on top of that makes media especially difficult to manage.

I have tried just about every other gallery plugin (paid or free) and none of them give me what I want in a gallery better than Lazyest does. Most fall far short, missing critical features:
– automatic gallery generation
– gallery permalinks
– captions or not
– descriptions or not
– lightbox of MY choice for enlargements
– show enlargements, NOT just full-size images
– customizable with a little extra CSS

The list really goes on. I’ve been at my wit’s end trying to come up with an alternative plugin to no avail. Now, thankfully, I don’t have to. I’ve sent you a couple donations in the past but now that I know you’re going to keep the plugin maintained I will send another your way.

Thank you!

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I searched through past posts on this subject and found some links to articles that discuss this issue, but they are now all either 404 not found or the code is no longer functioning.

Please, how do I stop share buttons on custom post types? I will code in template files or functions.php whatever PHP code is necessary to fix this. I just won’t hack core plugin files.

Thank you for your response and considering these suggestions.

About #4, perhaps you could make this a global option, i.e. if no “featured” image is selected, choose whether to use the first or a random image?

There are other lightboxes besides Fancybox.

Addendum – along with #1, improve optimization of the thumbnails, too. 50-60KB is a little weighty for a 300×200 image. Standard “medium” size images WP generates are often under 20KB. You should be able to increase compression or reduce the quality and not negatively affect how the image looks to visitors.

A picture says a thousand words, see: https://www.c-net.us/misc/test/wp/photo-gallery-plugin_gallery-description.jpg

Is this available in the pro version?

I would prefer to keep the album view compact and just show the gallery title with the thumb, then show the gallery description with its thumbs.

Except hiding via CSS doesn’t stop those CPTs from being picked up by bots and search engines.

Adding CPTs was a great idea, but I would like to be able to select which CPTs to include. We’d like to exclude things like sliders but include other types. Hope that comes in a future update.

Rocou, FYI it is very difficult to debug a problem like yours without more detailed information. “It doesn’t work” is never enough to go on so correcting it (assuming it actually is a problem with CF7 and not the server or other configuration setting) isn’t likely to be forthcoming. Maybe you can tuck that away for future reference.

Didn’t read the FAQ

https://www.gopiplus.com/work/2013/08/08/popup-with-fancybox-wordpress-plugin/

Never mind – figured it out. I was trying to modify what was shown in the Yoast Title field in the page editor. It has to be completely rewritten.

I, too, have been an AIOSEO user and am confused by how titles are used/set in Yoast.

I have not found where Yoast allows me to use a different <title> vs. <h1>.

The Yoast settings at the bottom of a page do not allow me to edit the Title field so it can be tweaked separately from the main page heading. AIOSEO provides this ability by default. I have tried checking/unchecking the “rewrite title” box in Yoast settings but it had no effect.

How is this done?