• Hey, gang. How about getting together and delivering a plugin that points to a common IMAGE FOLDER?
    I’m tired of having to add/configure image folders all over the place in my install. Makes mgmt of the site that much more difficult.
    To that end, I’m now going to hand-code all of my image links for anything that I do. I’m also going to use a third-party software for doing image galleries, as they are easier to manage than the current offerings.
    Let the games begin! 🙂

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  • Damn fine idea there NM !

    OK, that seems fair enough craig. Where would you suggest the bestpalce for them would be though? Nominate a path for us : )

    What are you looking for feature-wise? CG-Inline will already let you set up per post folders or pull from the images folder, if you are talking per-post images. I wouldn’t even think of writing a gallery system, as there’s too many good ones already. As it is, CG-Inline just barely does what I need it to do for my site (even so, it’s lacking some things that other image managers/inserters make easy).
    -d

    Well, you know WP comes with wp-images, doesn’t it? That’s where I have my plugins look for images….
    TG

    all of my site-shared stuff is in /images/. (I’m coming from 1.0 still…)
    all my per-post stuff is in /inline/post{postnumber}/
    If a per-post image isn’t found in /inline path, it looks in /images as a backup. Depending on the particular variation of image inline, some skip directly to the shared folder. Also, the per-post stuff (well, a particular inline image type) actually is ‘called’ with [image.jpg], and shows [image.thumb.jpg] on normal pages, and I have an ‘image.php’ script that shows the full-sized versions. I hand-create both large and thumbnail versions, as I want them cropped and sized very specifically…
    -d

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