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Perfect! Thank you.

Applying 1.3.3 to my site resulted in the images aligning vertically on the left side of the screen with <li> bullets alongside. No amount of refreshing would get the gallery to go back to centered, 3-columns.

So I deleted the gallery altogether and started with a new page. Now the “Add one or more photos” button is non-responsive.

I’m going to try to reinstall 1.3.2.

Similar problem here … I only have one album and am using the shortcode to make it a menu item:

[epa-album id=”0″ title=”false” display=”full”]

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 40961 bytes) in <strong>/home/{domain}/public_html/wp-content/plugins/easy-photo-album/EPA_Insert_Album.php</strong> on line <strong>124</strong>

Creating a second album which resulted in a shortcode of [epa-album id=”51″ title=”false” display=”full”] did the trick. Thank you jhammond!

That’s terrific. And very responsive and fast. Thank you!

I mean no disrespect to the plugin author, but email address obfuscation was all the rage four or five years back. There were all sorts of javascript, ASCII, rot(13) schemes and such. Then the math and crypto folks analyzed them and pronounced that anything a program could encode, a ‘bot could decode.

I’d like to believe this will work, but is there any evidence?

Again, no disrespect to the author – Just looking for a solution that really works!

Peter, Andrew,

Thank you. I had made a backup before changing permalinks, but you’re right the change worked as promised without breaking anything. (other than perhaps an old cached link)

The performance issue befuddles me – Everyone repeats the same warning but I’ve never seen hard performance data. My blog has 3 pages, 200 posts and just a handful of visitors – It seems inconceivable that server loading is really an issue. I hope you’re right that 3.3 addresses it. In any case, thanks again!

Typo: The recommended permalink really is /%post_id%/%postname%/

I have the same question – I have an old site with the default permalinks setting (https://www.domain.com/?p=123). Now I’d like to update the site to a custom structure (https://www.domain.com/%postname%)

If I simply make the change in Dashboard | Settings | Permalinks, I’m guessing future posts will use the new permalink structure, but old posts will be left as is.

Is there a safe (!) process to update/change an entire site’s permalinks?

Open up the last “normal” and first “bold” posts in “edit” mode and look for an extra <b> code. Or a missing </b> code.

Should be easy to spot …