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Ahh … just had the time to try it out.

You have a setting enabled that only includes “Featured” pictures whenever you insert an album. You can disable this setting by unchecking the checkbox “Include photos from albums only if they contain the “Featured” tag”. If you have done this, all new inserted albums should be showing all pictures. The inserted shortcodes should look like this:
[peg-gallery album=”https://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/api/user/115666521963105347662/albumid/6228047960028892545?alt=rss&kind=photo”%5D

Thanks for the links. This really seems to be broken. I guess I won’t be fixing the current implementation but rather integrate the isotope library (have a look at https://isotope.metafizzy.co/layout-modes.html). Would that work out for you?

Somehow there is a lot of junk generated in your wordpress blog. You should delete everything but:
[peg-gallery album=”https://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/api/user/107120179579373387906/albumid/6030680875872555153?alt=rss&kind=photo”%5D

This should work for you.

But somehow the plugin seems to behave strange in your wordpress installation. Can you list the installed plugins and the used theme, so I can take a look at it? Normally you should not have to manually change the shortcode.

I can’t try it out right now, but I guess it may be because of the photo names not being in ASCII but korean characters. There might be a bug. Can you try inserting an album that has only pictures with ASCII characters in the name?

Unfortunately this is currently not possible with the Google Picasa Web API. The old API is the only way to access Google Photo programmatically and it has been created long before the Google Photos overhaul of the last years.

That would be, compared to the first one, a good intermediate solution. I’ll consider this.

Thanks!

This is unfortunately limited by the Google API. A workaround would be to split the album in several smaller albums and add each album to the post.

After having a quick look again at the Google API, I’m not exactly sure if it is possible. But I’ll add is as enhancement (see https://github.com/thake/photo-express/issues/7).

Sorry for photo tile being a mess on small displays. The code that is responsible for rendering the photo tile is not easy to support. I have it on my todo list to externalize it to 3rd party javascript libraries. Having done this, responsive photo tiles should not be a problem. But as this is a rather big todo, I won’t be able to do it in the next months.

This plugin relies for caching on the wordpress built in mechanisms. So if you are using Zencache, you should be able to clear the cache with Zencache. But I have never tried this out, so it would be cool if you can report whether it works ??

Can you post the shortcode that has been generated by photo express?

Thanks for the detailed report. I’ll have a look into it.

Hey celavi,

thanks for testing out Google Apps in combination with this plugin. Actually I’ve never tried out Google Apps, so I don’t know what it takes to make it work.

I’ve put it on the issue list (see https://github.com/thake/photo-express/issues/6). But I don’t know when I’ll have time to look into it.

Greetings,
Thorsten

Hey Juan,

sorry for being late, but right now I cannot access your webpage to see your configuration and the resulting phototile.

However I know that phototile is sometimes kind of broken (never used it myself) at the moment.

Greetings,
Thorsten

@madagascaradam Where do you get “invalid URL”?