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ok, now the [raw] solved the problem. Weird… but thanks =]

No Dave, I couldn’t fix the problem:

https://wilhelmkoetzler.com.br/filmes/

If you could take a look, I’d appreciate. Maybe there is some problem in the theme’s code…

Thank you very much, I’ll try it right now.

Same problem here… I know that Vimeo is the one to blame here, but maybe there’s a workaround, like the guy at https://jwplayer.electroteque.org/vimeo claims to have found…

It’s a problem that’s happening on my own PC. I cant deploy this to my users…

But that does not solve the problem, right? I should ask every one of my visitors to change their chrome settings??? Impossible.

I didn’t tried your solution yet, but I believe in your word that it works. The problem is, I can’t get every one of my visitors to change their chrome configs just to being able to see videos on my site. So, that’s out of question.

While this do not work, I can’t really use this plugin :/

And it doesn’t work with vimeo anymore…

Ok, reopening this. Due to some update, the plugin stopped working properly, as you can see here: https://wilhelmkoetzler.com.br/filmes/

I’ve removed the [raw] shortcode to see if something would change (it did; before, with [raw] on, the thumbnails were not showing;not the show up, just not correctly).

Also, it’s not responsive as the example here: https://vimeography.com/themes/bugsauce/ (if I redimension my window, nothing happens).

Don’t really know how to solve this. I even thought about purchasing a theme, but I believe that bugsauce is the one that best fit my needs, even though it is the free one.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you. There’s a new error though:
“Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/wilhelmkoetzler/www/novosite/wp-content/uploads/vimeography-themes/bugsauce/bugsauce.php on line 73”

I don’t believe I’ve changed anything…

It worked! Thanks so much! (What was the problem?).

Thanks =]

Info about what I’m running:
WP MediaTagger 3.2 | PHP 5.2.17 | MySQL 5.1.63-cll | GD Lib bundled (2.0.34 compatible)

The problem here is that levelling everything, it ends up with dozens of checkboxes at once (hence he thought about dropdown boxes). Thinking about it with dropdown would be like this:
-First: choose a city (category) in the first dropdown box;
-Second: choose a place (subcategory) in the second dropdown box (which of course, would have to load later, after the first one is chosen).

Right now, I’m solving this using tags groups, and it works fine. But I get the client complaint of too many checkboxes (so I’m trying to solve it).

Thanks for your attention =]

The client is an amateur photographer. The usage would be as follow:
-The cities where he took the photographies would be inserted as categories; (e.g. NY)
-Specific places in a city will be subcategories for that city (e.g. Central Park, nested inside New York).