Kinchan

O.K – found the solution…which makes me feel stupid.

The native full size actually pulls through the edited version. Duh!

<?php wp_get_attachment_image_src( $attachment_id, full ); ?>

Hi Andrea,

Thanks for the reply. The key plugin that has triggered this question is User Access Manager. This can be activated across the network, however only the admin user for a specific site can view the UAM menu, and control it’s setup. When logged in as super admin I can obviously view the backend for each site, however the UAM menu dissappears. If I associate the Super Admin as a user to the specific site (Super Admin > Sites > Edit) then I can view it. It’s easy enough to manually add the super admin as a user to each site…but an automated way would be an advantage.

Thanks!

I’m looking for a similar solution in WordPress 3.0 using the multisite feature. For previous installs I’ve used this (which would work with WP 3.0). https://www.genki.co.nz/cramp/mulitple-wordpress-sites-on-one-installation

This allows for unique URL’s which I’m guessing would need some htaccess fiddling in WP 3.0? Anyone have some advise, or is the link above still the best option?

Thanks…

I had the same problem – although I had manually built lightbox into my theme. The solution was to move the js script tags for lightbox into the footer just above the </body> tag. I also read that the plugin solution is to change the code to ensure it executes in wp_footer, rather than wp_head. A clunky fix I know, but if you really want lightbox (or maybe other scripts that cause the same problem) then it seems to work!

Hi. I created a couple of custom theme templates to make this happen. Works fine for me and allows you to upload images via wordpress’ native media upload features…no need for plugins etc. I hope someone can find a use for this so have put up some notes here. The example is for xml creation with the free autoviewer flash gallery, but would allow for tweaking to suit your xml needs.

Leave a comment if it doesn’t make sense and I’ll adjust accordingly!

https://www.genki.co.nz/cramp/?p=7

Cheers