• Resolved PJ Max

    (@max1138)


    Hey fella,

    Just a heads up.

    On wordpress.com (not sure about self-hosted etc.) but when the Grid version of the Media Library is enabled, whenever a user goes to add an image/video whatever to a post/page, the top row does not display only the second row and so on. You can, eventually find the image you want but it’s a pain in the A.

    I have done the usual troubleshooting with plugins and have discovered, to my disappointment, that is your plugin causing the issue.

    Pity really, it has been my favourite media Categories plugin for a few years now and cannot be beat, even by its competitors but as of now, for me at least. it is unusable.

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  • Same for me, doesn’t seem to be resolved yet.

    Thread Starter PJ Max

    (@max1138)

    I keep forgetting I bought the license on CodeCanyon and my Support window has closed and if I want more help, I’d have to pay for it.

    I can confirm this too, self-hosted both on 6.x and 7.0. Part of the issue seems to be that Gutenberg places the media items in a scrolling div with a fixed top position behind/under the controls UI. (I don’t really understand why they have to do that, but I’m not a designer.) This plug-in adds to the UI so it expands overlaps the fixed-top-position list of items.

    The list is responsive, so if you can adjust the window width, you can usually see at least the name if not the thumbnail.

    I have found that Media Library Organizer doesn’t have this problem. They claim to support migrating from other plug-ins but don’t actually document doing so. For me, issuing the SQL command update wp_term_taxonomy set taxonomy='mlo-category' where taxonomy='media'; did the trick. (And is easily reversible… I decided not to switch because MLO’s elaborate tree dragging messed up a column I added to the media list. I’m willing to believe my code’s incorrect somehow but it wasn’t worth figuring out.)

    Thread Starter PJ Max

    (@max1138)

    I just hope the guy is okay, going silent doesn’t always mean bad news, real life often gets in the way.

    🙂

    Thread Starter PJ Max

    (@max1138)

    Although, he was active in April this year so it sounds promising…life can keep you busy!

    Plugin Author jeffrey-wp

    (@jeffrey-wp)

    The premium version has just been updated to version 2.9.0 which includes WP7 support.

    Thread Starter PJ Max

    (@max1138)

    Great stuff, Thank You.

    🙂

    I’m experiencing the same problem where I can’t see the top images.

    If I inaktivate Media Library Categories Premium the images look normal, but I can’t have it like that, because then all the folders disappears.

    Recently there was an update to Media Library Categories Premium, but it didn’t solve the problem.

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