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The first two items on the todo list (include/exlclude by ID or by attachment status) should be released this week, so keep an eye out for an update ??

Brilliant. I’ll update here if I can figure something else out. Marking as resolved for now ??

Ok I’ve done some poking around and discovered the source of the problem. Jetpack Tiled Gallery does a check, before it does anything to your gallery, and if a theme or other plugin also affects the gallery shortcode then Tiled Gallery just sort of gives up and doesn’t bother.

There are probably lots of other plugins affected by this, and if they’re doing something really flashy with the gallery it’s a good check to have in place, but since Easy Image Display isn’t doing anything flashy we can safely disable it.

You can disable the check by commenting out a couple of lines of code in the Tiled Gallery plugin file, and most of my plugin features will still work, but unfortunately it does play havoc with the lightbox setting too. If you weren’t planning to use the lightbox anyway, this won’t matter, but I’ll be trying to find a workaround for that as part of the next release.

If you want to disable the check in Tiled Gallery you’ll need to find the following file: jetpack/tiled-gallery/tiled-gallery.php

Lines 291-292 should read:

if ( self::gallery_already_redefined() )
			return;

You’ll want to comment those two lines out, or replace them with this:

//		if ( self::gallery_already_redefined() )
//			return;

Hopefully I can come up with a better solution in future!

Hi, thanks for the bug report.

I think I have an idea what might cause this so will have a bit of an investigate today and see if I can get it sorted out.

Stand by for an update!

A quick Google turned up a couple of snippets that should help you.

Can the default “post tags” taxonomy be renamed?

Changing WordPress Default Taxonomies

OK you should be all set, the updated version is out. Please let me know if you’re still having issues after update.

Hi Bob

Sorry it’s taken a few days to get back to you, this is my first plugin and I had no idea WP doesn’t send a notification about support requests!

I’ll take a look at this asap and push out a fix. Thanks for letting me know. I’ll post an update back here when it’s figured out.

Michelle

Try replacing instances of $ in your JS code with jQuery.

get_term() will give you the slug (amongst other things!).

Under the Users menu in admin, if you have each person listed separately then they already have their own accounts and you don’t need to add them again.

What you need to do is click edit on each of those accounts in the Users list, and about halfway down the page there’s a field called “role”. You can use that to set them as administrators or authors or whatever role you prefer.

The users themselves can access their own profile through the Users menu too, and there they can change their email address / password / whatever else they need to keep up to date.

As for Gravatars, the email address showing under “contact info” on this user edit page needs to match an email registered with the Gravatar service.

Have you tried turning off all your plugins? I’ve seen cases where a code issue with one particular widget affects the others that come after it on the page, so it sounds like that might be what you’re experiencing.

If all the widgets are draggable with plugins turned off, you can narrow it down from there.

When they sign in

This is the crucial bit. When they sign in, are they all using the same username/password or are they signing in with their own accounts?

If they have their own accounts already, you can assign any role you want to them.

Twenty Thirteen is the one you want ??

BTW, allowing anyone to register generally results in tons of spammers – so probably not a good way to go.

Yes, oops, I forgot to mention that should only be a temporary thing.

What’s the current blogging platform you’ll be moving from?