evanerichards
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As I mentioned in my other post the thumbnails seem to be affected by my VPN. When I view the webpage while logged into my VPN everything looks messed up but as soon as I turn it on, it looks find again.
Weird.
Ok, sorry to keep spamming this forum, but I just made an interesting discovery. It wasn’t the changing of the thumbnail settings to 0x0 that caused them all to appear at the right aspect ratio. Strangely, and I don’t even know how this works or why this would make a difference, turning off my VPN caused all the thumbnails to appear at the correct aspect ratio. Is this expected behavior?
Even though I had “set fix dimensions” set to “NO” it seems like it was resizing my images anyway. I changed the dimensions of the thumbnails to 0x0 (with “set fix dimensions” to off) and that seems to have solved the problem. Very strange.
Well, I have “Set fixed dimensions” to OFF and it is still changing/cropping the thumbnails. I don’t REALLY want to override the thumbnail settings, I only want them not to be cropped and was hoping overriding the thumbnail settings might help.
Does it not look like this?
Notice the aspect of the images on the top changes on the third row at the third picture. The 500 previous photos are almost square like the images at the top. All the rest of the images down below are much longer and more rectangular.I’ve viewed it in two different browsers and on a couple different devices and the aspect ratio of the pictures always changes at picture number 500.
Any thoughts?
- This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by evanerichards.
It’s not ideal, but if that’s the only way I suppose I could make it work. But the problem wasn’t with the opening of the webpage itself, it was a problem updating the page once I added the gallery. I wouldn’t think that THAT would take so many resources. But I’m a newb at this so perhaps I’m mistaken.
As for the gallery on the page, I’ve enabled lazy loading so that should speed things up, in the pro version of the plugin I see something about pagination. Would this allow me to do an infinite scroll of the gallery? So the other images wouldn’t be shown onto the page until I started scrolling down? How would the load time of infinitely scrolling pagination compare to the lazy loading?
Fantastic!
I did a little googling and saw that a couple other people had the same problem, but I don’t know if anyone posted their problems here.Thanks!
I did let the other plugin author know.
What breaks is that the NextGen Gallery. When I view a gallery in a page it only displays the shortcode and none of the images.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Flattr] Does not work together with NextGEN GalleryI can confirm this was happening on my page too.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Incoming links not workingI appreciate your response. I tried what you suggested, and unfortunately I got the same error.
RSS Error: A feed could not be found at https://www.google.com/search?ie=utf-8&q=link:http://http://evanerichards.com/&tbm=blg&tbs=sbd:1&output=rss. A feed with an invalid mime type may fall victim to this error, or SimplePie was unable to auto-discover it.. Use force_feed() if you are certain this URL is a real feed.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Incoming links not workingThanks so much for the reply. I added a force feed code
add_action(‘wp_feed_options’, ‘force_feed’, 10, 1);
function force_feed($feed) {
$feed->force_feed(true);
}to my functions.php page and it didn’t seem to help. It just gave me a different error message. An “XML error: syntax error” Hmmmm.
I’m sorry if this is a simple problem to fix. I’m not too good on the coding end of things.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Hotlink Protection] [Plugin: WP Hotlink Protection] not working on 3.1.1Yeah, its not working for me either. I activate the plugin and then test if it works by going to: http://altlab.com/hotlinkchecker.php but it does not seem to have worked.