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Using WordPress lightbox gallery

admin — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 15:55:37 +0000

Posted here for my own reference because the instructions for the WordPress Lightbox Gallery plugin are in Japanese:

How to use
How to use the Lightbox Gallery, WordPress 2.5 has essentially been built since the galleries are the same. Register for more photos, simply insert the tag below post. Photo captions, mouse over the image coming tooltip (tooltip) appears as a description of the photograph that appears when Lightbox is displayed.

Advanced Settings option is available to all short codes. For more options, WordPress 2.5 image using the list of new features galleries want to see. Here, in addition to the standard option, Lightbox Gallery added in explaining the options.

lightboxsize
Lightbox lightboxsize specified by size is displayed. By default, the medium has become, full can also be specified.

[Gallery lightboxsize = "full"]
meta
meta specifies whether to display information about the accompanying photo. Has become false by default, does not appear. If you want to specify is true. Information accompanying the photos, the camera model, aperture, focal length, ISO, shutter speed, the time taken to display in Lightbox.

[Gallery meta = "true"]
class
To add an attribute class is the class gallery. Gallery1 is a default.

[Gallery class = "gallery2"]
nofollow
rel = “nofollow” to add. The default is a false.

[Gallery nofollow = "true"]
from, num
To view images from the position, num is the number of images to be displayed. The following example displays the images from the image’s third five.

[Gallery from = "2" num = "5"]
pagenavi
num navigation image is displayed depending upon the number of images used. pagenavi set to 0, and not showing navigation. For navigation, wp_link_pages same options are available.

[Gallery num = "10" pagenavi = "0"]

Removing the
display from the Site Admin/Register links

admin — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 18:56:34 +0000

The problem with the default WordPress Site Admin/Register code:

is that the resulting html displays these links as list items. To stop it from making these list items and just only display the link as regular text is actually frustratingly, annoyingly simple.

What you can do, is to call wp_register() with an argument like this:

This will get rid of the li tags. However you can also surround the links with any tags/text of your liking:

',''); ?>

See the original answer here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/removing-list-item-from-wp-loginout-and-wp-register

Gamages Accountancy Ltd launches new site and takes on Twitter

admin — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 10:03:18 +0000

The Bicester-based Gamages Accountancy Ltd chose Shepline Creative to redesign and relaunch their website. The new site, soft-launched today gives a clearer, more user-friendly look. The new site also integrates a Twitter feed from the Practice Manager and further developments and enhancements are promised over the coming weeks.

Work on this site involved using existing, unfamiliar web hosting and all the necessary problem-solving that goes with that territory!

Greenwood Veterinary Clinic launches new website

admin — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 09:55:41 +0000

The Buckinghamshire-based Greenwood Veterinary Clinic chose Shepline Creative to redesign and relaunch their website. The new site, launched earlier this month features about the team pages and online registration for new clients.

Work involved in the production of this site involved careful negotiation with the previous webhost to transfer the website, including email, to new servers, ensuring a smooth and continuous transition throughout.

Bicester Concert Band launches new site

admin — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:19:00 +0000

Bicester-based wind band, Bicester Concert Band,Â Â has today, soft-launched their brand new website. Teh new website, built using the WordPress platform, features an intuitive and simple content management system so that much of the ongoing content changes can be managed by the band itself.

New Bicester Concert Band website in development

admin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 15:43:49 +0000

Work on phase 1 of a new website for Oxfordshire based Bicester Concert Band is nearing completion. As the band itself undergoes change, the need for an accessible, easily-updated website is crucial. Phase 1, when launched will feature all of the current content transferred and updated in a new site that will continue to evolve up until and past the release of Phase 2.

Watch this space!