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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WordPress as a photo blog?I found using wordpress as a photoblog strange while also posting my photos to flickr. I’ve settled on a home grown solution – a photoblog build on flickr. You can see a demo and download it below.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Importing Flickr?You might be interested in a photoblog I built on top of flickr.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Archive gallery from Flickr hosted imagesYou might like just a photoblog on top of flickr. You can demo something I wrote here.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How best to host a simple photoblog — plug-in or Flickr?I built a photoblog on top of flickr. It might fit your needs. It doesn’t integrate in wordpress, but I didn’t think it made sense to – it’s just php&flickr.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help Needed – Flickr/Photoblog Integration…I wanted the same thing so I built a photoblog on top of flickr. You can see a demo and download it from here.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: thumbnail size@nikki, the img height/width attributes have no affect on the image download time. The browser will always download the entire full sized src img and scale it so match the provided height/width attributes on the client.
If you’re intention is to speed up page loads you need to create real thumbnails by that I mean resize your picture and upload both the original and the smaller thumbnail version. Of course you will need to reference the thumbnail img on the thumbnail page and the full image on the main page, but your users will love you for doing it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: thumbnail sizeI must’ve misunderstood this thread. The problem I was seeing was that a thumbnail sized image was always inserted; regardless of whether I selected “using original” or “using thumbnail”. The code I posted strips the width and height attributes from the img tag if “using original” was set in the upload widget. Removing the width/height force the image to be displayed using the image’s original width/height which is what I was not seeing before.
Isn’t it redundant to include the image’s original dimensions in the img tag? Is this violating XHTML rules or does it not work in your browser?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: thumbnail sizeThe patch didn’t fix the problem for me either.
Try adding this to line 400 of the original inline-uploading.php
if ( document.getElementById('I'+n).innerHTML == usingoriginal )
h = h.replace(new RegExp(' (width|height)=".*?"', 'g'), ''); // Drop size constraints