Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
I deleted my Twitter queue and then started it again adding only one image at a time. And this seems to work now.
@christine wrote:
I would get your theme installed, and the basic child theme and learn your way around before you start introducing any plug-ins or other child themes
That’s the proper way to go, IMO.
Would you like me to take a look at it?
If so, you can send me a private message with your domain and possible access data to your site.Can you log into your WordPress installation?
If so, go to plugins, find Jetpack and click on “Deactivate”.It’s not that bad.
1. If you go with the basic Symbiostock theme, you don’t need Jetpack and therefore no wordpress.com account. Just install WordPress, the Symbiostock theme and the child theme. That’s it.
2. For basic customization you’ll need 3 images: your logo, your profile pic and your watermark image.
3. Yes, you need to decide on sizes and prices you’d like to offer. But seriously, to have that freedom is a benefit, not a hassle. And if you have IPTC data like title, caption and keywords stored in your images, uploading and publishing will be fast and easy.
I mentioned it before, ordering the domain and web space at the same time and place is easier and doesn’t over complicate things. Also, Jetpack is a plugin group. You don’t “need” any of it. Just don’t install it.
Once your basic Symbistock site is up and running you can then still decide which plugins you want to use.Thanks for responding. My queue still doesn’t work. I’ll delete the queue now and set it up with a few images to see what happens.
I believe you need to look for a php. ini inside your /wp-admin/ folder and make the changes there.
The problem is still unresolved. If anybody has an idea, please speak up.
Welcome! Good to get a little variety here.
Congrats!
@grsphoto wrote:
@redneck wrote:
You can actually combine Step 1 and 2 into one step. I think it makes most sense to order your domain at the same place and time where/when you order your web space.
.… but it will become more difficult to change hosts if/when the service level doesn’t meet your needs.
How’s that more difficult?
When we work on marketing, I think we should make it appear as simple and straight forward as possible. Getting into too many details and specifics of domain handling, web hosting and tech support calls doesn’t really help to attract people.
Nobody any ideas?
Please don’t make me re-edit 1500 images.
Is there maybe a chance to copy content from from the image description into the meta data field in the MySQL database?
You can actually combine Step 1 and 2 into one step. I think it makes most sense to order your domain at the same place and time where/when you order your web space.
I would also skip the part about calling tech support. It’s usually not necessary.
Welcome!