A. Jones
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Archive/categoryDid you get this working too? I had to do something similar recently so if you are still having problems let me know.
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Getting category ID for active categoryThank you!
Hi,
Sorry for the delay in response. I think that you need to set gridwidth to correctly center the grid. That should work.
Please see our FAQ’s here.
http://www.shooflysolutions.com/faq/
The paging extension doesn’t effect the grid centering.
Let me know if this solves your problem!
Hi Paxjah,
Yes, it is possible but you would have to edit the plugin code and customize it yourself perhaps by writing an extension using one of the filters?
Here is a list of filters
I think that this filter might be the one that you want: sfly_tbgrid_griditem_class
Let me know if you need more help with this.
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Getting category ID for active categoryI can’t tell you where to paste it without seeing your code.
Please see our FAQ here: http://www.shooflysolutions.com/faq/
Let me know if you still have questions.
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Specific pages or exclude specific pagesI will download the new theme and see if I can duplicate this.
Hi,
I forgot to mention the settings. Did you try changing the settings to load the stylesheet in the footer? These are under Settings/Thumbnail Grid.
Thanks for the tip about Plug In Organizer.
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Specific pages or exclude specific pagesHi, you tried post__not_in. Make sure that you used the correct id for the post and that it is not a sticky post.
Other factors besides sticky post can interfere with the post query, like the theme or other plugins. If the category is used by your theme for something else, that could also be an issue.
Let me know if you think that either of the above is the issue because there is something that I can try in the plugin to override that.
I will investigate this further.
The safest bet is to create a new category or tag just for the grid. Call it thumbnail. I understand that this may not be convenient but it is the easy answer.
Hello, please let me know how the update works for you!
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Pagination extensionThis has been resolved privately.
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Specific pages or exclude specific pagesThanks.
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Getting category ID for active categoryClosing due to inactivity.
No problem. A release will be out by the end of the weekend at the very latest.
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In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] Pagination extensionHello, I am so sorry for the late reply. You will get much quicker support in the future if you go through our web site. When you say pagination, do you mean the text that goes to previous and next pages? Can you send me the link to your web site? adrian@shooflysolutions.com and also let me know what your settings are?
Thanks,
AdrianForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Featured Image Thumbnail Grid] responsive grid shortcode?Hello,
autoresize:fit is a video specific setting, I believe.
The plugin is not responsive. You can make the grid responsive by editing the style sheet or by using a custom css editor. I’ll look into a way of automating this, and create an example. The next release should make this much easier. In general, I believe that it is up to designers to control responsiveness! 🙂
When you upload images to wordpress, they get uploaded in a few different formats, the default format is “thumbnail”. Check out this support thread for more info:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/thumbnails-imgs-are-stretched?replies=3
And, the following is excerpted from the wordpress codex instructions:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Inserting_Images_into_Posts_and_PagesThe Size settings determine the size of the image you are adding to your site. By default WordPress creates a range of four image size for you to choose from:
Thumbnail: Displays a small thumbnail-sized version of your image on the page/post. Note, by default the Thumbnail size is a square, so some cropping of your original image may occur.
Medium: Displays a medium-sized version of your image on the page/post. This is a good size to use with Left/Right alignments, as it leaves sufficient space for legible text to either side.
Large: Displays a large-sized version of your image on the page/post. Note: WordPress will determine the width of the content column of your theme, and display the largest possible image for that space.
Full Size: Displays a full-sized version of your image on the page/post. Note: WordPress will determine the width of the content column of your theme, and display the largest possible image for that space. If your original image is larger than this column width, the full size of the image may not be displayed.