Nasmon

Should be possible, yes. Let’s see if others want this, too.

I’m afraid, there will always be some custom site builders that are not supported. The plugin really targets a plain WordPress installation with all native functions. I don’t know what’s necessary to make it work with this site builder extension, Visual Composer.

Definitely a good idea. We’ll look into this. If, in the meantime, anybody can propose a an updated code, we can test and upload it to WordPress.

That’s a good idea. I’ll put it on our list of things to do.

Cheers,

Simon

Are you a bit stupid, resepan? You’re rating every plugin with 1 star as soon as you’re encountering any problem – which appears to be usually caused by your own dumbness.

Thanks greenchocolate ??

Thanks ??

You can find the old version her:
https://pixabay.com/blog/posts/wordpress-plugin-pixabay-images-3.0-136/

But even if you prefer to use the old version, you should give a positive star rating here, because you obviously like the plugin. If you really insist on rating it with one star, then you shouldn’t use it.

Also, the dimension is mentioned for each image – and all sizes are available just like before, so I don’t know exactly what you mean. Can you explain?

Cheers,
Simon

The reason for changing to infinite scroll was mainly: trying out new things, experimenting and seeing what works better and what is preferred by you and other users.

We have infinite scrolling in our mobile apps for Pixabay – and that’s a good choice. The plugin seemed a bit like the mobile app. It’s not a full browser window, where the search results are displayed, so there’s rather limited space.

Cheers, Simon

On the Pixabay.com website, we’re definitely favoring paginated search results, but we do get the wish for endless scrolling from time to time. In the WP plugin, I think it’s a draw, which one is the better choice. You can always refine your search terms to only get what you really want.

It’s very unlikely that we’ll implement an option to choose between the two navigation types. It would involve a rather complex code base. However, if several users join in and also prefer pagination over infinite scrolling, we can always revert back.

For the time being, if pagination is important to you, you may downgrade to the plugin version 2.15, which you can download from here:
https://pixabay.com/blog/posts/wordpress-plugin-pixabay-images-136/
“Version 2” is the link you should be looking for in this blog post.

Thanks for your feedback!

Kind regards, Simon

Was that possibly a temporary glitch? I never could reproduce the issue and the latest version is also compatible with the latest WordPress.

Best, Simon

Could you share a screenshot of your suggestion – just too be sure, I understand correctly what you mean.

Cheers,
Simon

That’s strange. Let’s wait and see if others also encounter this issue. Maybe we get some more information on it … Thanks!

Hi Carsten,

thanks for the report!

That looks really weird. It doesn’t look like the alert is caused by the Pixabay plugin. The messages look totally unfamiliar. If you open the developer tools in your browser (usually by pressing F12) and go to the console, do you see any JavaScript errors printed in red there?

Best,
Simon

We have a SafeSearch filter implemented on the website, so technically, it’s a doable ting. Let’s see if more users wan to have this feature. We can always include it in our next update.