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  • Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    I found an option in WPs “Your Profile” page to disable posting to my timeline which has removed the respective box from the ‘post’ Add New page. Excellent.

    All I’m requesting now is:
    To have the option of disabling or pre-unchecking the “Facebook Status on xyz.com Timeline” on a specific post type (in my case, the default ‘post’).

    Great plugin by the way, the rating it has is far from my experience, easily deserves 4+/5.

    Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    Thank you, just what I needed.

    Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    Hi again mitcho, I just had a play around with class-core.php and found that by commenting out the following code I no longer had the 120×120 cropped images being created.

    // register yarpp-thumbnail size, if theme has not already
    		// @todo: make these UI-configurable?
    		if ( !($dimensions = $this->thumbnail_dimensions()) || isset($dimensions['_default']) ) {
    			$width = 120;
    			$height = 120;
    			$crop = true;
    			add_image_size( 'yarpp-thumbnail', $width, $height, $crop );
    		}

    For now, I’ll leave it commented out but I hope that helps you in some way if this issue is more widespread than just me.

    Cheers, fantastic plugin overall, great work.

    Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    Hi mitcho, not sure why you marked this as resolved, the problem still exists.

    For what it’s worth, YAARP certainly IS creating a thumbnail on my install, can you explain how an interaction with another plugin would make YAARP create a cropped thumbnail? Surely the process trigger is only within the confines of the YAARP code?

    The default YAARP thumbnail crop size appears to be 120×120.

    I did this quick test to give a step-by-step:
    I activate v4.0.4
    Click Add New Page
    Then Set Featured Image
    Upload a 750 x 550 PNG image (bg.png)
    My uploads folder now has the original image plus a “bg-120×120.png”

    If I deactivate v4.0.4, repeat adding new page/image, no 120×120 image is created.

    I then tried add_image_size to change the sizing to 130 x 130.

    Same process above, this time bg-130×130.png was auto-generated.

    Can you please give an option to completely ignore all thumbnail related code in YAARP?

    Thanks

    Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    I guess I should add that I use the Custom display option in YAARP settings and a basic custom template, in case any thumb option gets added in the future. I just don’t want it creating thumbs itself!

    Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    Thanks webvitaly, it’s all working great here.

    I just ran into this exact Facebook issue, found the fix:

    dcwp_social.php, around line 110 find:

    /* Facebook */
    function dcssb_inc_facebook($link){
    
    $elink = urlencode($link);

    You need to remove the urlencode() so replace with:

    /* Facebook */
    function dcssb_inc_facebook($link){
    
    $elink = $link;

    Apparently Facebook changed something that caused many people to experience this sometime in January and urlencode was to blame in all cases.

    Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    @webvitaly, thanks, you pushed it in the right direction.

    I used this to replicate my original layout and it’s fixed the weird layout issue (it also seems that the faint border issue is on Firefox only):

    .page-list-ext-item {
      float:left;
      display:inline;
      width: 114px;
      height: 76px;
      overflow: hidden;
      margin:15px 15px 0 0;
    }
    .page-list-ext-item img {
      max-width: 114px;
      max-height: 76px;
    }

    For me, this is resolved. Excellent work, thanks for the quick support.

    /now happily using 4.1!

    Thread Starter telwp

    (@telwp)

    I just reinstalled it to find exactly what it does to my images. As you say only the img tag output changes, this is what’s happening:

    v4.0 (as I want it)
    screengrab: http://i.imgur.com/dVrtJ90.png
    code for each img:
    <img width="114" height="76" src="http://www.xyz.co.uk/c/uploads/logo-125x83.jpg" class="attachment-114x76 wp-post-image" alt="XYZ Logo" title="XYZ" />

    v4.1 (after update)
    screengrab: http://imgur.com/U4VAoeJ
    code for each img:
    `<img src=”http://www.xyz.co.uk/c/uploads/logo-125×83.jpg&#8221; width=”114″ alt=”ABC Title” />’

    As you can see, for some reason the layout goes wobbly and some of the image borders become faint/distorted.

    I really like the cleaner use of alt in 4.1 over the original alt & title though.

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