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right, the current video options are use the sym image format, so it’s not simple to change the format and keep it as part of the theme.
I agree that offering only HD makes sense – otherwise there ‘s additional hassles in providing different sizes as delivery would not be done on the fly as it is for images and again, we’re using the zip file as a container. I usually have distinct stills when I take videos – either from a second camera when I can set up in one position for awhile & shoot images while the video is recording, or just covering the same area
http://cascoly-images.com/pix/image/video-african-meercat-standing-sentinel
http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/ lets you see current conditions for your connection
http://cascoly.com/symbio/list.asp?list=35 is a list of all promoted keywords
http://cascoly.com/symbio/list.asp?list=31 shows promoted keywords by site
thanks — it’s a cosmetic problem with the db since there are 2 specialties allowed; the underlying data for each site was fine, it just gave weird results for this 1 report. should be ok again now
right, the travel industry sells vacations, not transportation, though obviously they do that too
I try to use travel for landmarks and actual tourist activities – eg, people in restaurants, bargaining in markets, etc
Welcome!
I’ve added http://familiedegraaf.com to the global search at http://symbiostock-search.comTo help you find network partners, you can find other sites by specialty, focus or promoted keywords at
http://cascoly.com/symbio/list.asp?list=72http://cascoly.com/symbio/list.asp?list=72
lists others with landscape as a specialty
you caught me while I was updating — these guys are still active in the winter…
@marthamarks wrote:
….http://bestnaturestock.com/image/clarks-nutcracker-pinyon-pine-stock-photo/
This Clark’s Nutcracker (Nucifraga columbiana) was hanging out in Dinosaur National Monument, which overlaps the states of Colorado and Utah. The tree he’s shown in is a Pinyon pine (Pinus edulis), also called a Colorado pine.
This uncommon species has a limited range in the high pine forests of the Rocky Mountains of North America. He’s a member of a large family that includes crows, jays, and magpies. Some people call him a Clark’s Crow or a Woodpecker Crow.
great catch , these guys don’t hold still for long — if you do much camping in the high cascades you wouldn’t call these guys uncommon — they’ll steal a sandwich right out of your hand! on the backside lift at steamboat, these jays may fly right into your hand if you just hold it out as you ride the lift (Our generic term for these is camprobbers – which also includes the similar gray jay)
click on image in the row of icons above the reply box (2nd from right), then give the url of the image — you can’t upl an image directly
click on screen settings at upper right ….
old world setting
for the bulk editor, click ‘screen options’ in the upper right & you can display MANY more images at once
when I just paste that address into my browser today I get the blank screen, and ‘view source’ shows a unformed html page that starts:
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<PARAM
name=”tabId”
value=”{395F100E-13D2-44C6-BFE3-BFE6C1D2EB41}”>however I don’t have that index page as part of my yoast sitemap. when I look for the filenames I do have on your site I get:
http://www.jbstockimages.com/image-sitemap1.xml shows 222 urls
and
http://www.jbstockimages.com/image-tags-sitemap.xml also works@jsnover wrote:
Regarding categories, there’s the bulk editor (paid add on from leo; it’s part of the premium plugin). You can search for any keywords and then assign all or some of the results to a category……
to clarify — you can select multiple images in ‘bulk edit’ in the standard theme and then add categories
the premium version has ‘batch edit’ which gives additional capabilities
