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  • I personally did not find a setting section for WP Video Lightbox. Also, adding &autoplay=1 to the link doesn’t work either. This is what I did instead:

    1. Go to plugins.

    2. Under “WP-Video-Lightbox”, click “Edit.” This opens the relevant plugin files.

    3. You will automatically open the 1st file (wp-video-lightbox/wp-video-lightbox.php). Scroll to the middle of the file and you should see:

    $vid_lightbox_autoplay = ‘false’;

    4. Change ‘false’ to ‘true’.

    5. Celebrate.

    -RON

    I’d like to do this from the user back-end as well. Unfortunately, it seems that almost all social sharing plugins have choices of either “pages” or “posts” and nothing else.

    I suggest using a little css editing to achieve what you want (appearance > editor > stylesheet.css):

    .home .async-wrapper {display:none}
    will hide the sharing container on the home page

    or

    .async-wrapper {display:none}
    .home .async-wrapper {display:block}
    will hide the container on every page, except those that you list.

    Each page you have is assigned a unique class in it’s body section. You can find the class name in the body tag. Examples are .home, .blog, .page-id-19.

    Btw, I don’t think display:none will stop the sharing buttons from loading though. But, they’ll load last, so it won’t be too much of a burden on the perceived load time.

    -RON

    Hi,

    I’m having the same issue. I took a look deeper at my non-working page and their working page (http://www.dtelepathy.com/blog/dt-labs/share-content-with-flare). Turns out that the inline elements are wrapped in <p></p> and have . These cause line breaks, which is why our things are so spread out. I have no idea why it would be adding <p> and when I see no traces of it in the files (sharebar.php and flare.js).

    I can usually mod plugins, but unfortunately, this plugin code is too complex for me.

    My advice is to use this only for the side bar, which is quite effective. If you need inline elements, you can go with huspo or socializer. Those are decent. And they are much more lightweight.

    -R

    Hi Ayush,

    I tried out your plugin because “Front End Editor” was a little annoying to use. I really like your interface, but it seems to be very faulty. Even with the latest fixes, I am having similar problems as this guy: I can only edit the title on blog posts and nothing else.

    For now, I’m going to switch over to “Inline Editor.” It’s old and so the interface is a bit messed up, but it works like a charm. You should check it out.

    -TZZEL

    Thread Starter R J

    (@tzzel)

    Pekastel,

    Thanks for that fix! The results look great now. Previously, I felt the back of the search results netted the most relevant results.

    Also, I know of Github, but I really don’t know how to use it. The modification I did was really simple:

    LINE 498, PICK-A-PIC.PHP

    $excerpt = __(‘<span class=”wp-caption-author”>Photo by ‘, ‘pickapic’).’‘.$flickr_info[‘owner’].’</span>‘;

    Adding this class will do a lot. Because .wp-caption-author is nested in both .wp-caption-text and .wp-caption, people can easily position it using a position:relative parent and setting the class to position: absolute in their theme stylesheet.

    -TZZEL

    Thread Starter R J

    (@tzzel)

    Pekastel,

    I just tried the update now. I’m getting a PHP error on curl_init(). Not sure what’s happening.

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_init() in C:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\flickr-pick-a-picture\pick-a-pic.php on line 225

    Also, off-topic, but one thing I did add to your code was another CSS class around the “Photo by ______” in the $caption variable. It’s a very useful change that allows users to differentiate the credit from a caption via CSS. I personally made the credit white text on black with smaller font size, and positioned it to be in the corner of the photo, rather than along with the caption.

    -TZZEL

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