roseba

I hate to be the barer of bad news or a nudge, but unfortunately this is still buggy.

These screen shots are using Twenty Thirteen with no modifications at all on the iphone4s. The default theme on one of the most common mobile phones and caching completely deactivated. You don’t get more ubiquitous than that. It’s still buggy. 🙁

Valentine2 uses title and description.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4bmvagmb3d0f4rt/J7H1iS31Cf#lh:null-valentine2.jpg

Flowers in the field uses title and caption. I scrolled on the page so you can see what is happening.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4bmvagmb3d0f4rt/J7H1iS31Cf#lh:null-flowers-field.jpg

I understand how tricky this is to get working.

I uploaded the new version. A little tricky because my WP install believed it was “already” installed. I had to fix that through FTP.

Anyway, I unfortunately don’t see any change. The appearance is adequate for desktop but seems to breakdown below 600 or so. I don’t have endless testing tools and the tool I use isn’t an exact replication, but I can confirm that it appears like this in both iPhone4 and the Galaxy S4.

The screenshot included is an emulation of the Google Nexus Tablet (603×933) which is this viewport and lower it breakdown. So everything below it wraps.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14962511/carousel-wrap.jpg

At desktop if you use MagiCSS live editor as a Chrome plugin, you can see the background using this code:

.jp-carousel-titleanddesc {
background-color: pink;}
/*complely collapses at smaller viewports*/

.jp-carousel-titleanddesc-title {
background-color:yellow;}

.jp-carousel-titleanddesc p{
	color: orange;
}

I use colors so I can clearly see what I’m working it.

Then reduce your browser size and watch what happens to the pink background. It collapses to 0px.

FYI. The development version of Jetpack adds a new menu item in the administrative interface between “Pages” and “Comments” called “Food Menus”. A new content type?

FYI. When I reviewed my code last night, I discovered I already had the same code in there. (The functions were called in Spanish!) Anyway, while this suppress comments, it doesn’t suppress a flash of text that says “Loading Comments” before the page fully loads. That is what I wanted to suppress.

I installed the alpha.

Linked are screencaps from my phone. 329×420 – https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4bmvagmb3d0f4rt/J7H1iS31Cf

The first photo is of flowers capped in portrait. Notice the title wraps and does not display within the viewport? (You can’t see the caption at all.)

If you change the orientation of the phone, the photos shrinks leaving a lot of blackspace around it, but the title doesn’t even display.

Notice in landscape the image shrinks down and places itself in the middle of the screen. It leaves a lot of blackspace around it, but the title doesn’t appear in spite of the image shrinking.

The third is a portrait with a short title. In this viewport you can just barely see the top of the letters for the caption. You can scroll down and see the full title, the caption and the view full size option, but it only shows on scroll. Shouldn’t it reduce to fit the viewport in this instance?

As far as the rest of the Jetpack, I’m happy to report any findings that I notice although I’m only using a few components from it.

I disabled this and figured out how to do this with only css. I still have to adjust the margin padding.

However, if you use this on any theme that isn’t Twenty Thirteen, and you scroll down the page what you have is a page that is sort of like this.

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with scroll nav like this
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You don’t see it at first until you scroll down and you wouldn’t see it in Twenty Thirteen. The parent theme that I was using was “Untitled” by Auttomatic. You might want to take a look. For a plugin author, you will probably able to fix it pretty quickly. Something about max-width being 100%.

It’s an automattic theme. http://wordpress.org/themes/untitled
I’m using a child of it, but I’m not using a few of the features on it. I would love to dequeue them so they don’t add load time.

OK. I already tried to dequeue them and it ended up disabling my formats. In fact, I have not yet been successful in dequeing anything.

This code I simply tried to change the size of them, but it didn’t work. I’m ok with the size of what I’m seeing on screen at this point. I just don’t want to create so many of these thumbnails.

I’m posting my entire functions file. The only thing that actually works in it, is the Jetpack.

<?php

        wp_deregister_script('untitled-flex-slider-style');
        wp_deregister_script('untitled-flex-slider-style');
	wp_dequeue_style( 'untitled-flex-slider' );
	wp_dequeue_script( 'untitled-flex-slider' );
	wp_dequeue_script( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'untitled_scripts' );
remove_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'untitled_scripts' );

/* append jetpack carousel so I can customize my own styles */

function enqueue_carousel_style() {
	wp_enqueue_style( 'my-custom-jetpack-carousel', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/jetpack-carousel.css', array( 'jetpack-carousel' ), wp_get_theme()->Version );
}
add_filter( 'post_gallery', 'enqueue_carousel_style', 1001, 2 );

/* control content width in gallery */
if ( ! isset( $content_width ) )
    $content_width = 688;

function untitled_setup() {
    global $cap, $content_width;

    // This theme styles the visual editor with editor-style.css to match the theme style.
    add_editor_style();

    // This theme uses post thumbnails
    if (function_exists('add_theme_support')) {
        add_theme_support('post-thumbnails');
        set_post_thumbnail_size(300, 999);
        add_image_size('slider-large', 1000, 999);
        add_image_size('slider-middle', 756, 999);
        add_image_size('slider-thumbnail', 80, 999);
        add_image_size('post-thumbnails', 222, 999);
        add_image_size('single-post-thumbnail', 598, 999);
    }}

Also I’m using Jetpack with Mosaic Tiles. Could that be creating so many sizes? The tiles are very dynamic.