Stephen S

Thanks for the reply. I had finally (finally) found a little documentation on pulling out the formats in my template, and now I have no idea if those calls will still be in 3.6. Do you know if something like:

<?php the_post_format_image('large'); ?>

will still exist in the newly slimmed down 3.6?

Thanks, that does the trick for my needs.

Thanks!

Hi I just used it in a current project, and it still works with 3.5.1…why are you sad? What is not working for you?

This may be related to an issue we had, and it was a fairly simple solution for us:

make sure there are NO BLANK VARIATIONS listed on the backend, this will cause the exact problem above on the frontend. Originally, it took us hours to figure this out, but when you think about it, it makes sense.

I have the exact same problem, very annoying.

Well, it does not seem like an ideal solution, but I have temporarily built a cronjob that will run the following query once a day:

Update postmeta set meta_value=’0′ WHERE meta_key = ‘_expiration-date-processed’ AND meta_value= ‘1’

And that has fixed it for now (or at least seems to have). Now the plugin will correctly expire items.

One other thing perhaps useful to note: the posts I am expiring are custom post types.

this plugin and code also solved the problem, FYI:

https://sct.temple.edu/blogs/it/2011/10/13/vimeo-embeds-issue-resolved/

same here! Any solutions, anyone?

did you ever get a response? I need to figure out how to do this as well…

Thank you, that did the trick!!!

bummer, I would think it could be a very useful feature….Thanks for the reply.

Thanks for the reply, but apparently you didn’t read my question. I want to use completely separate themes, contained in their own subfolders. I want to specify one theme for some pages, and another for other pages. And I want these themes to keep all of their associated files (headers, sidebars, footers, functions, etc). Page templates do not satisfy this without a ton of extra work integrating them and rewriting a lot of things.

OK, I finally figured out how to fix it myself. For those of you wanting to know what I did:

Go into galleryview.css (plugins/nggGalleryview), find .filmstrip and change it to:

.filmstrip { text-indent: 0px !important;
margin-top: 5px !important;
margin-right: 5px !important;
margin-left: -5px !important;
}

Hope this helps others out there.