Lazyest Gallery 0.10.4.2

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This version fixes three issues:

  1. invalid XHTML markup for the gallery. WordPress automatically inserts paragraph elements around the gallery like this: <p>[[ lg_gallery]]</p>. This will result in invalid XHTML because Lazyest Gallery inserts div elements. That’s why the filter wpautop will be disabled for the gallery page.
  2. The memory handing for image processing has been changed to act just like WordPress.
  3. Furthermore, an extra option has been added for image popup plugins that insert URL popup code automatically. Check Force Other Popup Plugin Support to activate this option.
    NOTE! This will link to full-size images view from the thumbnail view, bypassing the slides

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11 Responses to “Lazyest Gallery 0.10.4.2”

  1. Shama says:

    Beste Marcel,

    Ik zou ook graag zo iets op mijn site willen hebben. Dat je vragen en antwoorden op 1 pagina kan hebben.
    Ik bedoel dat je meteen kan reageren op een tekst.

    en weet je wordpress ook youtube films ondersteunt?

    Alvast bedankt.

  2. [...] version fixes incompatibility issues with the K2 theme and with other themes and plugins that override WordPress native widget [...]

  3. Hi Marcel,
    Strange error, wp_register_widget_control() should be available in WordPress 2.5.1.
    Do you have a plugin or theme that handles widgets by itself?

  4. Marcel says:

    Hi Marcel,
    i get this error when i try the latest version 10.4.2 on my blog. Currently im using 10.2 because of this problem. I haven’t got time to track down this issue by myself, but when i install 10.4.2 this error appears instead of the blog. The admin menu is operational, partially…

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_register_widget_control() in [..]/wp-content/plugins/lazyest-gallery/lazyest-gallery.php on line 1027

  5. @Lars,
    You have to do more than that, The first lines of header.php are missing. There is no DOCTYPE and HTML start tag. Also, the call to wp_head() should be before the </head> end tag. If you do that, you don’t have to hardcode lazyest.css in your header. The plugin will take care of that.Take a look at header.php in the default theme to see how it’s done.

  6. Lars says:

    Hi Marcel

    Not sure how and/or what happened to my header, but I have now added the lazyest-style.css to it, and it works the way I was hoping for.

    Thank you for your help.

  7. @Lars,
    Somehow your HTML header is not complete. lazyest-style.css has not been included.
    Could there be an error in header.php?

  8. Lars says:

    Hi Marcel

    I’m trying to hide the top folder navigator as well as the “Powered by..” bottom line credits (no offense), but despite uncommenting all the “display:none;” lines, they still appear. What could I be doing wrong?

    Lars

  9. Tom says:

    I completely overlooked that option on the admin screen. FancyZoom overrides the slides feature in LG. I like the “fade in–fade out” effect produced by the fancyZoom script but it completely cancels LG’s slides. An ideal situation would allow one to click on any slide to get the FZ effect instead of having FZ take over when clicking on any thumbnail, which also happens to include any not directly created with FZ. I know this isn’t a problem with LG, just thought I’d mention it. Thanks for taking over LG and your quick responses.

  10. Tom, I haven’t tested all popup plugins yet.
    Normally, LG should create links to slides and block other popup plugins. The popup that is used on this site is a LG feature (see admin screen).
    When you check any popup plugin support, full size images appear from the thumbs page.

  11. Tom says:

    It appears as if the plugin WP FancyZoom is incompatible with LG. Slides do not work when WPFZ is activated. I can only get slides to work if any other popup plugin is deactivated. I am using the latest version of LG .010.4.2. Also when viewing slides in the Gallery on this site clicking on a slide creates a popup which can be closed and returns to the slide. Is this a feature in LG or an additional plugin being used?

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