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It does say that it’s 1.2.2

If I delete the plugin and re-install it will it retain all the statistical information? don’t want to have to start from scratch, would have a very unhappy client!

Thanks Jeremy.

I did check the plugin page and it wasn’t saying it needed to update. It still isn’t, and when I do it manually (check the box, use the bulk actions tool) it throws up the following error:

An error occurred while updating Jetpack by WordPress.com: The plugin is at the latest version..

Maybe I’m being a bit stupid but is there another way to update Jetpack that I’m missing?

Thanks Stephen, this worked perfectly.

i just spent all afternoon on this! i’ve ended up making a custom page template (identical to archive.php or whatever) that queries all posts using this method: https://stylizedweb.com/2008/08/13/query_posts-pagination-problem/ to solve the resulting pagination problem. hope that helps!

thanks, but i don’t understand how using the IDs you mention will make a difference as both title and description are in one span with an ID of ‘caption’

from the source code:
<div id="imageDetails"><span style="display: inline;" id="caption">Ivy League is what appears in the lightbox display<br>Christmas in Shropshire</span><span id="numberDisplay">Image 1 of 4</span></div>

@ulfben – I’m using the lightbox with post thumbnails, but I managed to get the caption to appear. Is there a way of not showing the title? Or at least of giving the title and caption different classes so that they can be styled differently (or hidden, which is what my client wants)?

The styling is all done using CSS although I am having trouble with the close button – seems the Next div is overlapping the bottom left corner of the Close div, and I can’t figure out how to change the order using Z-index.

I am also going to change the styles as my client wishes the box around the image data to expand depending on the amount of text enclosed. Would you like me to send you the CSS as it is?

I am having a similar problem, where I’m just using the lightbox without a gallery. The image title appears fine but not the image caption. How can I include both the title and the caption?

WP: 3.2.1
Example URL: https://www.braincubecorp.co.uk/eatme/articles/features/hello-world/ (just click on any of the thumbnails or the main featured image)

I have amended the CSS but not the JS file.

Thanks for any help you can offer!

xave, you are a star! works perfectly, thank you.

I am almost there – the video shows up in the right place but the URL isn’t quite right…

code used (as above but with vimeo tags instead):

<?php
$videourl = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'video', true );
if ( $videourl )
	echo apply_filters( 'the_content', '[vimeo]$videourl[/vimeo]' );
?>

results on page:

<span class="vvqbox vvqvimeo" style="width:635px;height:300px;"><iframe id="vvq-103-vimeo-1" src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/$videourl?title=1&byline=1&portrait=0&fullscreen=1" width="635" height="300" frameborder="0"><a href="https://www.vimeo.com/$videourl">https://www.vimeo.com/$videourl</a></iframe></span>

it seems to be the $videourl bit that is going wrong, but i’m afraid i don’t know enough about PHP to figure out why!

WP version: 3.2.1
example page: https://www.braincubecorp.co.uk/eatme/media/video/this-is-the-title-of-a-video-post/
video link: https://vimeo.com/30391279