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looks like a typo in the customizr file in question. The name of the function should be “picker”, and not “pickerS” (i.e. the “s” is extra – I capitalized it for effect!)

Not sure why they couldn’t duplicate it, since it looks like it is still in the master code on github.

you have to make sure that the list selects the event, and the default is to do future events. Look at the optional settings on the short-code to make it display all of them.

or if this isn’t the issue – post again.

@bradvin …right now, the only “public” space is on a client sight.

http://eql.co/dkb-bunderchampionate-2015/

If you want to explore it more, look at the github code, or let me know via email (same username used here but at good old AOL dot com)

BTW – great gallery, and lots of neat options for developers to use…

I took a slightly different approach and modified the original code (and made it a separate plugin) to allow you to specify a specific thumbnail size to avoid the issue with dynamic resizing. While it is a good idea in theory, and may even work well in practice if you have relatively small “originals” and/or only a few images, for a large gallery, it can be rather slow to display, since all the images need to be re-sized.

While not “officially released”, anyone is free to look at / use it…(as is)

https://github.com/sbaeder/foogallery-justified-infinite-scroll-template

I saw this too, and it is a warning about a potential conflict. It seems to be mostly harmless, but if you really want to get rid of it, then all you have to do is to modify the code inside custom-post-limits.php so that it has the parameter declaration i.e. $localized_heading_text = ” (never used in the extension of the class) for the input parameter as shown below…

/**
	 * Outputs the text above the setting form
	 *
	 * @return void (Text will be echoed.)
	 */
	public function options_page_description($localized_heading_text = '') {
		$options = $this->get_options();
		$current_limit = get_option( 'posts_per_page' );
		$option_url = '<a href="' . admin_url( 'options-reading.php' ) . '">' . __( 'here', $this->textdomain ) . '</a>';
		parent::options_page_description( __( 'Custom Post Limits Settings', $this->textdomain ) );
		echo '<p>' . __( 'By default, WordPress provides a single configuration setting to control how many posts should be listed on your blog.  This value applies for the front page listing, archive listings, author listings, category listings, tag listings, and search results.  <strong>Custom Post Limits</strong> allows you to override that value for each of those different sections.', $this->textdomain ) . '</p>';
		echo '<p>' . __( 'If the limit field is empty or 0 for a particular section type, then the default post limit will apply. If the value is set to -1, then there will be NO limit for that section (meaning ALL posts will be shown). For instance, you could set your Front Page to list 5 posts, but then list 10 on subsequent pages.', $this->textdomain ) . '</p>';
		echo '<p>' . __( 'All but the individual archive limits support a "paged (non first page)" sub-setting that allows a different limit to apply for that listing type when not viewing the first page of the listing  (i.e. when on page 2 or later).', $this->textdomain ) . '</p>';
		echo '<p>' . sprintf( __( 'The default post limit as set in your settings is <strong>%1$d</strong>.  You can change this value %2$s, which is labeled as <em>Blog pages show at most</em>', $this->textdomain ), $current_limit, $option_url ) . '</p>';
	}