KelminLumo

Thanks for the answer! This is beautiful! I love to see such understandable code instead of this I have to work here. However, unfortunately it didn’t make any change. For some reason, the first image comes from a post, which is in a category that is assigned to a page by a template, but the page or the post are not in the list. Actually the list doesn’t do anything. I could even remove that part from the code. Also one image is broken for some reason (will look into that later).

The site has pages where new images are sometimes uploaded, which is why we want to show the recent on the frontpage. Then there are blog pages using own templates that display posts in those categories.

I now realized that it would be easier to update the site if we just ignore only a few pages instead, meaning excluding their page ID’s I believe, not to list every single page and add a new into the list everytime such a page is created.

If this can’t be done, maybe we stick with the page names then ($post->post_name).

If it works, and it does, I have nothing to complain about. And why would I as this plugin already saved me. So thank you. I only need it to get the picture, short text, url and the subject – the usual stuff. 🙂

I just updated from version 0.3.2.9 to 0.3.3.3, but didn’t change it.

Sorry for the late answer.

1. Nope, I think I didn’t touch the image size settings, atleast not AFTER uploading images. I know this because I read the info box warning.

Now, I changed it and tafter changing I uploaded a few images. I set their language to english and chose the size “Product Big Image (300 × 225)”. There is still none of the size options chosen when I have a look at “Manage Media Files” popup and it puts out the following CSS:

.product_full_image img {
    max-height: 290px;
    max-width: 100%;
}

So it’s not because of resetting the dimensions. I can make it working by using my own CSS as I stated before until this issue is fixed.

2. If I change it to “Right”, it still gives “.gallery_to_left” (not “.gallery_to_right”) style in HTML. This doesn’t matter to me as I’m going to use my gallery on left.

I’m sending you an example page via the contact form on your website.