Vanilla 1.1.10 is a product of Lussumo. More Information: Documentation, Community Support.
1 to 3 of 3
Posted By: pkearneyThere is a ticket issued for this to happen and it will happen . . . eventually. I / we are currently working to update the backend script and clear up a lot of the bugs with the current release of Plogger, so those come first before explanations of how to customize it yourself. It may only be for the 3 themes that are released with Plogger as well, but eventually (I think) people can submit their own themes for Plogger (Ardamis has already created quite a few!).
1) I've seen a few posts for people asking for guides on customisation and integration into existing websites. I like the fact you can have themes and create your own, but I don't think that is something for the faint of heart. So the way ahead for most is to play with the CSS file for the standard theme. Is there an explanation enywhere of what each of the styles in the CSS file pertain to? Maybe if the CSS files included a commented out description of each style in them?
Posted By: pkearneySure you can. All the thumbnails are stored in the "thumbs/" folder. The naming convention is "id-picturename.ext" for the regular thumbnails and "lrg-id-picturename.ext" for the intermediate thumbnails. If you know the plogger picture ID, then save over the corresponding thumbnail with your new cropped thumbnail. It won't change unless you change the size of the thumbnail in the Admin -> Options tab, then it will resize all of the thumbs to it's standard thumbnail again.
2) Tumbnails, I know it is next to impossible for the automatic generation of the thumbnails to correctly grab a suitable portion of a none square image, so is there a way to override the thumbnail generation with your own thumbnail (e.g. where the automatic generation has cropped someone's head off an image).
Posted By: pkearneyJust open up 'plog-functions.php' and look for the following code:
3) With the 'powered by plogger' link at the bottom of the standard theme, can this be set so it open in a new window rather than have the user navigate away from the site (I'm _very_ new to PHP, so don't want to go playing in files when everything is currently working!).
function plogger_link_back () {
return '<div id="link-back"><a href="http://www.plogger.org/">Powered by Plogger!</a></div>';
}
then edit it to read:function plogger_link_back () {
return '<div id="link-back"><a href="http://www.plogger.org/" target="_blank">Powered by Plogger!</a></div>';
}
That should open it in a new window for you.Posted By: pkearneyThis also is on the books and probably higher priority than the CSS documentation. Hopefully you can wait just a little longer. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. :D
4) For more specific customisation, would it not be worth creating a generic HowTo. For example how to remove the date above a photo in a gallery, how to remove the search options...
1 to 3 of 3