anoriell - Katarzyna Janoska

Hi,

the difference is visible on front-end while displaying the <svg>

The scenario is:
I have an SVG image that “originally” is let’s say: 350 px by 200 px

And I want it to display as an image that is lt’s say: 200 px by 150 px

So naturally I would do something like:
<img class="img-svg" src="..." width="200" height="150" />

And I would expect a result:
<svg width="200" height="150" ...>

This way I don’t have special CSS to every single SVG image that should be displayed in some other size than the original one. I can take advantage of pure HTML.

And with these few additional lines it works just that.

It is really really A LOT of images and all of them are compressed in different dimensions (sometimes 1/5 sometimes 2/5 and sometimes 3/5 set dimensions – no idea why). These images will simply not be used in any other dimension than the original one only on forum.

And besides they are ever being viewed only by this one support client and one supporter and as I mentioned there is really A LOT of them so paying for compressing all these images is just killing me.

I’ve found:

if (!WPAC._Options.commentsEnabled) {

		WPAC._Debug("info", "Abort initialization version %s (comments are not enabled on current page)",  WPAC._Options.version);

		return false;

	}

and I changed it to:

if (!WPAC._Options.commentsEnabled && !(jQuery('body').hasClass('category-blog'))) {

		WPAC._Debug("info", "Abort initialization version %s (comments are not enabled on current page)",  WPAC._Options.version);

		return false;

	}

And the plugin works exactly as I expected. I think it would be a really nice feature to be able to turn your ajaxed comments on in archive from options panel.

fiterix, you have to have WPML String Translation installed.

Then you go to WPML->String Translation (the last position in menu) -> you choose uk-cookie-consent from the second select list at the top of the page.

And now underneath you should see phrases than can be translated 🙂