chrisdubea
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FileBird - WordPress Media Library Folders & File Manager] ProFairly unhappy about this less than obvious differential.
Combine that with the fact that all the links to buy FileBird Pro go no where makes me suspect some sort of unscrupulous activity.
Etc:
https://1.envato.market/FileBird-Premium goes to
Which is a dead end.
I’m glad I paid for this with Paypal.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FileBird - WordPress Media Library Folders & File Manager] ProThis is what I see.
Evidently Filebird Pro <> Filebird Document Library (Pro).
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FileBird - WordPress Media Library Folders & File Manager] ProForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryLOL.
About the ONLY good part of this is the HTML driving the display is well formed, and easily sortable in a means that I want.
I just did it in Excel, which was exceedingly inelegant, but I’ll put together a python script to do it in one step.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GallerySo in the way of “improvement” a useful tool was eliminated.
I’ll be honest, it seems like I wind up beating my head against some part or another of WordPress at virtually every juncture.
Perhaps WordPress has outgrown me and I need to find another means for simple blogging without learning tons about CSS or php, about which I’ve had to do too much already…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryInteresting,
This page would seem to disagree with you:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/article/the-wordpress-gallery/
I’ve fruitlessly attempted to insert Gallery Shortcodes in the text editor, so I’m either doing it wrong or this functionality no longer exists.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryThe issue I have, and have been having, is when I create a gallery, the images come in a descending sequence order vice an ascending sequence.
When the images are imported from my local drive with the add new windows, they are shown in ascending order.
When the images are listed in the media page, the order can be changed from ascending to descending or vice versa.
When I create a gallery, the first image (lowest numbered) is shown first, with the remainder inverted. i.e. image001, image095, image094, etc, etc.
When a gallery is created, the images are inverted in the gallery creation display window, and the gallery is created in reverse order. image095, image094, image093, etc, etc, etc.
To quote from above:
“All I want to do is import images in descending order. They are sequentially numbered which corresponds to the order they were created.”
Just this morning I had the pleasure of going into the code editor and manually renumbering some >100 photos that were sorted in an ascending order.
I’m currently using filebird, but this issue exists whether filebird is installed or not.
Thank you
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GallerySure, I’ll play
I have no control over any of this BTW. It’s all provided by 1and1.
Wordpress = Version 5.9
PHP version – 7.4.25
MySQL – Server version 5.7.33
Client version mysqlnd 7.4.25Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryWell, that’s helpful….
Latest version of everything.
Stand by my comments.
Question sounds simple enough. Yet, I’ve been asking it for 5 months.
The existing online documentation with regard to the topic is eons old. Perhaps it should be deleted…..
All I want to do is import images in descending order. They are sequentially numbered which corresponds to the order they were created.
This was the situation 5 months ago, it continues to be the situation through the evolution of WP to the latest edition.
Again, sounds simple enough.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryLOL.
Not the problem I’m having.
When I import photos, they are imported in an odd order.
Typically inverted, but with some at the bottom end correctly sequenced, although occasionally they come in in the desired (sequential) order. Ghosts, demons, whatever seem to be impacting this situation.
I’ve asked for some sort of response regarding this in another plea for help.
I’m guessing the crack(ed) team either cannot or does not want to address the topic.
H’mmm….
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: My Paragraphs are have no spacing between themI put this in the Additional CSS section and it worked just fine:
.entry-content p {
margin-bottom: 1em !important;
}Good luck
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Never mind. Seems it’s not filebird…
Don’t know what it is though…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryThis is beginning look like death from a thousand cuts. 1and1 cannot automatically upgrade my mysql from v5.5 to v5.7. Has to be done manually. ack.
Well, that’s first on the list as my shadow system has v5.7.
Thanks again.
cd
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryWell. It’s a bit of a jumble now. What worked on my shadow system does not work on my production system. Argh.
Moving forward, I’ll get 1and1 to update MySql and php as evidently they are obsolete. I will then find a theme that is actually supported, and then work from there.
Appreciate your help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorting images in a WordPress GalleryH’mmm. Never, ever would have thought that. I’ve got a shadow WordPress install (well, sort of) on a Raspberry pi that I play with and disabled the Filebird on that as a test.
And yea verily files came in sorted by filename as intended.
Thank you very much for the assistance. I’ll post a note in the Filebird support area.
cheers
chris