[LeoParticipant]

Just as a random test can you rename them to something like test.jpg and test.eps and see if that changes anything?

I haven’t changed the uploader, yet people randomly report issues. Its an odd situation and doesn’t give me much to work with.

[LeoParticipant]

Thanks guys! For the record I don’t actually want donations. Of course I appreciate them very much! But I don’t ask for money from people in a dying business, except for what has been minimally necessary to keep this project alive. The “premium” plugin keeps the whole thing alive. Also a fun community does, with all of their help they give to eachother.

Mostly I’m just tired. My wife is extremely supportive, but even she’s asking me to let this thing ride for a while. It tends to suck out my spirit lately. I think its needed for everyone to tell you the truth. Symbiostock is too much about development. The energy should soon go into just having fun.

I also think Microstock is going downhill, and as more “tremors” continue to break it down, market goes elsewhere. From the beginning I was hoping Symbiostock sites would be that main “elsewhere”.

Anyway, thanks for your patience! And I always appreciate the extra slack to catch up.

[LeoParticipant]

Its worth making an official announcment regarding this issue.

[LeoParticipant]

In a nutshell, I do 95% of the theme work and keep up with lots of requests. Many things fall by the wayside. But they will get caught up.

For instance there are quite a few emails I get requesting personal help – nothing that shows on the forums. In the early days the majority of my time went into development. Now develpment happens when/if everyone else has been taken care of. Thats the main reason things are slow.

Also upgrades on the free version are technically upgrades on the paid version, since the two work together. Although it might sound strange, I do not see the paid version any different than the free version, since they both operate together. The license thing will be done soon, but I have to approach that distractionless since there is plenty that can go wrong with the license system. That fix is going to be among the last (and believe me, I’m very close to being finished here).

As help requests and new people keep growing, you can see why my contributions to individual requests slow down. More people, less me 😀

[LeoParticipant]

Thats going in today 😀

[LeoParticipant]

Like many Symbiostockers he sees a few things from the distance, but he doesn’t know the depth of things. But since he was able to give me a reminder regarding Featured images, I’ll just remove the limit.

I could explain in depth to give some reason, but I’ve learned a lot in the last (almost) year, so I’ll refrain.

[LeoParticipant]

leo [at] symbiostock.com to get the version which works on the latest update, assuming you’ve purchased the original.

I’d respond to your other judgements, but I suspect it would not do much good.

[LeoParticipant]

This might be a stupid question, but in your settings did you choose not to allow search engines to index your site?

[LeoParticipant]

You can safely keep it in Cleantheme without out-date fears. Symbiostock development is done except for a few remaining small issues.

[LeoParticipant]

So your saying you don’t “like” your “like” button? 😀

[LeoParticipant]

I’d like to extend the existing widgets a bit to allow multiple options. That will happen when life has gotten a bit eaiser with SYmbiostock development and shiney happy people holding hands.

[LeoParticipant]

I had this post in mind with the most recent update. Now signup is instant.

[LeoParticipant]

I’m not at my work computer, but if your getting an error for the page itself (where the customer would go) its possible your host has not set up URL rewriting properly. Did you set permalinks to “post”? If you set them back to the basic kind (www somesite .com ?post=123 ) etc and it starts to work that is definitely the problem.

[LeoParticipant]

When I get home I might be able to generate you some classes for CSS. Menus are a pain to style properly.

[LeoParticipant]

A fairly standard way of centering a “block” element is to give it a pixel or percent width. THEN give it auto-margins on both side.

I’m not at my work computer, so from memory:

.container-class{
width: 50%;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
}

The key point is that for auto-margins to work the container needs an established width.

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