Nauris

Hi Thomas,
Can you link to your site so that I can have a look?

Hi Luce,

As this is a portfolio plugin – I’ve designed the plugin in a way to help creatives create better portfolios 🙂 – there should only be 10 – 20 Portfolio entries in your portfolio – only display your best work – quality over quantity.

Even the 100 entries that the plugin is limited to today is a stretch and an edge case. I really don’t recommend using it that way – not only will it slow down the portfolio archive page, but also lose emphasis on the important works.

Alternatively – if you must show more than 20-30 Portfolio entries at a time – I recommend that you categorize them instead using portfolio categories, that way each category can have a couple of entries.

If you’re using the plugin just as a gallery and not a portfolio – I recommend looking for a Gallery plugin, because while Easy Photography Portfolio might serve that purpose for some, it’s not what the plugin is made for.

With all that said, there is a way to increase the limit using a snippet of code, but using that filter and increasing the limit to 500 is definitely going to cause technical performance problems with your portfolio archive page.

Hi Charlotte,
This sounds like some sort of WordPress setup problem rather than a problem with the plugin itself. Essentially – Easy Photography Portfolio plugin is just a custom post type with some additional features added on top. What you’re describing is a “post type not working” scenario.

There can be many causes for it, among the most popular:

* Something else is also registering a phort_post post type (unlikely)
* Something else is taking up the site.com/portfolio URL, for example – maybe an old page still lurking around somewhere. (likely)
* There may be another plugin installed that tampers with the Portfolio slug
* The .htaccess or server configuration is broken in some way (hosting provider support should be able to help there)
* Any combination of the above if a Caching plugin is installed. If you have a caching plugin – it becomes really difficult to diagnose these types of issues. Some hosting providers may offer help dealing with this as well.

Overall, it’s a matter of finding out why a post type turns on and off after updating.

Can you list the plugins you have active? Where are you hosting the site?

Hey Nathan!

I’ll do even better – I’m planning on migrating the plugin to Gutenberg so that a limited amount of blocks can be used, and as a part of that – you’ll be able to set links to open in a new window 🙂

May I suggest that you use translation plugin for that 😀 ?

Alternatively – you could use categories, and so have people-en category and people-ru category, then link to them from your menu, but I’m not sure it’s the best solution for you.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Nauris.

There are multilingual plugins out there that might help with that. Here’s a list of few: https://onextrapixel.com/build-multilingual-site-wordpress/

If you find a plugin that works – feel free to get back to me so that I can let others know what works and what doesn’t.

I’ve worked in the past with WPML and if nothing has changed on their side, I think Easy Photography Portfolio and WPML should work together. I don’t know about others.

Easy Photography Portfolio relies on WordPress Core functions quite a bit, so I think it should be compatible with most of the solutions out there, but again – I have no idea and I can’t guarantee it.

Hi Kami,
This is a popular request – I’ll see what I can do once I move the plugin over to Gutenberg. I can’t say when that’ll be – but thanks for posting – the more people get in touch, the more compelled I am to add that feature 🙂