Syahir Hakim
KeymasterKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
When not perched on my workspace, I tremendously enjoy hiking in the bushes and climbing mountains. They serve as much-needed refuges from the pretense of cities.
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You can place it in the Graphene Options > Google Analytics section.
smush.it is good, if it can actually work properly. I installed it in a number of client websites, but it’s just too unreliable. The processing request to Yahoo’s server timed out far too many times, causing WordPress to drop processing the uploaded image (like creating thumbnails, assigning dimensions, etc.). In the end I decided that it’s more trouble than it’s worth.
Quote:Kenneth, Those BMP files are far too large, i’m doing this for a friend, and he is uploading these images in the blog, i’ve told him to use jpg or png instead, but he hasn’t changed them yet…!Unfortunately this problem is all too common.. You’d be surprised to see how many people upload images straight from their camera! 3MB – 5MB for one image to be displayed on the web. Madness.
But alas, because we developers are cool, there are plugins that can help bring a semblance of sanity to this issue.
This one I personally use:
It’s main advantage over the other plugins is that it actually does the resizing *before* the image is uploaded (client-side), so you can upload the unresized images from your camera and still upload it fast, and uses less server resources.
For a more powerful one (including an option to convert BMP to JPG), Imsanity looks like a promising one.
Try
.entry-content imgPost a link to your site so we can take a look.
In reply to: How can i have two columns on the homepage (without static page) ?
June 18, 2012 at 3:24 am #29380This is easiest done using the
functions.phpfile in your child theme. See this topic:Hey look!
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Quote:Are you as proficient with jquery as you are with graphene? I’d like to hire you for some custom jquery work on my plugin, Ultimate Tinymce.Depends on what sort of jQuery implementation you’d like. Generally, jQuery is easier to work with compared to plain old javascript.
Quote:I can currently drag and drop icons into placeholders. But I have no idea how to parse this data into an array (ajax, I guess) and to have it interact with the database so custom arrangements are both saved on page refresh AND applied to the appropriate mce_buttons filter.When you reorder the positioning of icons into placeholders, the jQuery script also rearranges the HTML code for those icons. From then on, it should be PHP handling that data and saving it into database. It’ll be just like handling any other form data.
You can look at how the Graphene theme achieves this for the Top Bar social media icons. The data processing is handled in
admin/options-validator.php.Quote:I know Ozz has done it with Tinymce Advanced, but I don’t want to look at his code because I swore an oath to keep Ultimate Tinymce unique.That’s not the open-source spirit. If the code works well enough, why reinvent the wheel? Competition is good, but only if the end results of it is better implementation of things. The very essence of adopting the open source philosophy is to allow the sharing of inventions and innovations, so that others may build upon those and improve it. It’s much more efficient than reinventing the wheel all the time.
PS: You know you can always shoot me an email for things like this rather than posting on the forum, right?
WP Admin > Settings > Media > Thumbnail size
You can change it to white in Graphene Option > Display > Header Display Options > Use light-coloured header bars.
There’s no option to change it to any other colour at the moment, but you can do it via a child theme. It has been discussed quite a lot in this forum, so do a search around and let me know if you can’t find any topic on it.
