Dan Harrison

Sorry, I’d love to help, but I just don’t follow…

Dan

The STW interstitial page was removed in July 2012 by STW. I’m still working out how that affects the plugin from a development point of view.

It’d be worth trying to see if you change the setting to use the Paid option in the settings (even with a free account). See if that works…

Dan

(This is an issue in PHP 5.4 only, not 5.3 or lower)

Dan

Hi Erik

We’ve added a feature to deal with hiding a link if required. This should be in the next release.

Kind Regards
Dan

I’m not sure what yo mean by the plugin allowing you to change the template. Do you mean theme? If so, regardless of theme, the link appears using this plugin.

The plugin has a section called Layout Settings, where you can edit the template. This is where you can remove the URL from the rendering part if you wish.

What I have been hoping for is that in your plugin that a link (corresponding to all photo/graphics thumbnails (not thumbnails that represent links to live websites) being used in your plugin can either have no link showing or replace the link with a title.

I’ll have a think about how this can be done then.

Shrink the Web-The other thing that is a bump in the road as far as using this plugin goes is forcing a stop and extra step by requiring people to halt progress, address a third party-Shrink the Web and give it consnet to continue. It seems like the type of impedance that causes people to cease. If nothing else people might think it is a hijacking site.

If you have a paid account with ShrinkTheWeb, this is not an issue. They had to implement it as hackers were using their service to trick people into going to phising sites.

Disable Plugin CSS- this is a nice, much appreciated feature. In my case, I simply want to change the default font to the same font the current theme uses. This apparently can’t be done in the Layout Settings page. The css you have designed here is nice. It’s what makes this plugin so appealing. If you disable it, that nice formatting is gone and it doesn’t seem to hand-off style (font type, in particular) to the theme.

Disabling the CSS is so that you can use your own custom CSS to change the design of the thumbnails. It sounds like you’re not writing your own CSS to do this.

Having a custom design would require custom CSS, which is beyond the scope of the plugin. It’s something that you or a web designer/web dev should be doing. My company can do it, but it’s a chargeable service.

Kind Regards
Dan

Hi Lisa

Fantastic. Just the host then! Thanks for letting me know.

Dan

Thanks for your kind words.

Do you want to hide the link on all websites? Or just a few?

Thanks
Dan