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Denys,
it’s still here, https://bit.ly/OXNO0g

I’ve found other upset users on your support forum with the same issue. There you suggested that we either use your WP themes or use single.php layout as a template.
I’ve used single.php to get rid of the multiple layout issues, but I did loose a lot of features, like automatic google maps insert and so on. Oh well. At least it looks ok now.

Just tried Cache Images plugin, and it works ‘out of the box’.
The only downside for me is that I actually don’t need to save images locally, they are already on my server.
Try it and let us know if it works for you, too.

Looking for similar, one of two options:
1) automatically add images from server to posts galleries
2) create empty posts with images attached in the Image Gallery for each image uploaded to a server.

So far I haven’t found a perfectly fitting solution.
However, one plugin, Add Linked Images To Gallery seems very promising, and you will probably be able to use it.

<ul>
<?php // add a private menu
if(current_user_can('read_private_pages')) : ?>
    <li><a href="<?php echo get_permalink(10); ?>">For Authors only</a></li>
<?php endif; ?>
</ul>

This code is taken from wptricks.net

It should also work with the user’s role name instead of ‘read_private_pages’.

This book on WordPress looks good
https://digwp.com/book/

Looks like it’s PHP version issue. “Global” variables are of PHP 5.
I cannot confirm at the moment, but will try upgrading PHP later.

Similar problem here!

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in plugins/contact-form-7-to-database-extension/CF7DBPlugin.php on line 19

I cannot even see the Export menu, so I can’t export the CSV of a form.
Anyone had the same issue yet?

It worked, danke sch?n.

Thank you for the reply. I’ve actually noticed it was not validated, thank you for reminding me. It validates fine now.

I tried the png fix, followed the instructions, it didn’t work on the website, though the demo page said everything’s fine. I’ve tried everything in the troubleshooting guide (checked paths, tried the .php file) without success. Am I missing something?

One more question: why do the left and right navigational buttons display at the edges of IE window, while they are much closer to the center in Firefox? Is it related to the PNG issue?

Thanks!

I figured it out. The above mentioned plugin kept on feeding me the actual images specified in the custom fields, and not their urls.
So, every time I wrote
img src="<? echo $pic ?>"
it was stuffing an image inside the img src.

Thanks for your support!

It’s interesting that in the Codex they seem to be using it in exactly the same way:

<?php if ( get_post_meta($post->ID, 'thumb', true) ) : ?>
    <a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark">
        <img class="thumb" src="<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'thumb', true) ?>" alt="<?php the_title(); ?>" />
    </a>
<?php endif; ?>

Maybe you can tell me how to pull the link from custom field and not the image it represents?

It’s a theme with a custom plugin, so, unfortunately it’s not so simple.
I’ve tried changing the output like you described, but it changes the wrapping href from pointing to corresponding post to simply a bigger picture. You can see what I mean at https://almasy-photography.com/archives/category/musicians – the thumbs are linked to posts, but if I do what you described, they suddenly have links to bigger photos.
It’s not easy to understand why, I guess.

Thanks for reply.
Changing ‘max-width’ to ‘width’ with ‘margin: 0 auto’ and removing ‘left:’ and ‘bottom:’ properties didn’t change anything.
I didn’t try making another container for the images, because the .entry div itself is only holding the image, and there is another wrapper around it.

Please let me know what ideas you have about this.

Thanks.