Sorry about that. I don’t see any EXIF on the link you gave, but I think I found the problem and have uploaded an update.
Let me know if it’s not fixed after this update… My testing was a bit frustrating, possibly due to browser caching or something, but I’m pretty sure it’s fixed.
To clarify, it’s not pulling any EXIF from the image. The ‘mm’ and ‘ISO’ are showing because of the custom filter I’m running, based on your previous help:
// Reorder EXIF, display ISO label, and alter output of other EXIF (add abbr tags)
function alter_exif($content) {
$order = array('title','caption','camera','iso','focal_length','shutter_speed','aperture','location');
$new = array();
foreach ($order as $key) {
if (isset($content[$key])) {
$new[$key] = $content[$key];
unset($content[$key]);
}
}
$new_content = array_merge($new,$content);
if (isset($new_content['iso']))
$iso_num = strip_tags($new_content['iso']);
$new_content['iso'] = '<li><abbr>ISO</abbr>:'.$iso_num.'</li>';
if (isset($new_content['focal_length']))
$focal_length_num = strip_tags($new_content['focal_length']);
$trimmed_mm = trim($focal_length_num, "mm");
$new_content['focal_length'] = '<li>'.$trimmed_mm.'<abbr>mm</abbr></li>';
return $new_content;
}
add_filter('exifography_display_exif','alter_exif');
Gah! No wonder my tests were a bit hit and miss.
Okay, I’ve uploaded 1.1.3.6 and it’s working consistently in my tests and on my photoblog.
That worked. I had to update my CSS to get the map to clear the last element & center it, but no biggie. Thanks for all the work you put into this plugin — I know it’s a labor of love.
