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The pictures, I believe, go into your uploads/photo-gallery folder. You should be able to see it in your File Manager or FTP.
No thank you. It’s only slow when trying to upload and select gallery images. That ‘add gallery’ box is what is slow. The actual images viewing aren’t slow. But as someone who had to upload well over a 1000 images between 10 or 11 different sets, it got tiring waiting for the box. So then I opted to just FTP upload into the proper folder and just select them, but then it still takes time to open, and all the images thumbnails are ‘not found’ but you can still select them and use them just fine in the actual gallery.
My opinion, you should use WP native resizing feature and resize/compress to whatever is best for your optimization.
I’ll update my original rating, as the plugin is very useful, but I was just frustrated at waiting for the ‘add gallery’ box to load each time.. uploading and processing I could understand being effected by amount of photos and size of photos, but just to load up a bunch of thumbnails shouldn’t take more than a minute. It was literally taking 3+ minutes each time to open the window. Many times timing out on the server.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Update existing function for YouTube API 3.0 from 2.0This is the function inside of functions.php onl ine 570
function fetch_youtube_rss($cache_len = 3600) { $tubes = get_transient('youtube_rss_feed'); if (!$tubes) { $url = 'http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/base/users/themidgetgrimm/uploads?alt=rss'; if ($contents = file_get_contents($url)) { $xml = simplexml_load_string($contents); $tubes = array(); foreach($xml->channel->item as $item) { $tubes[] = @json_decode(@json_encode($item)); } } else { return false; } set_transient('youtube_rss_feed', $tubes, $cache_len); } return $tubes; }