[jsfotoParticipant]

Hi Ivonne,

if you like the way it looks on my sites replace line 47-94 of the content-image.php with this code:

<?php

$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_before_img_page_preview';

do_action( 'ss_before_img_page_preview', $symbiostock_post_meta );

?>

<a id="stock-image-preview" title="" rel="enclosure" type="image/jpeg" href=""> <img itemprop="contentURL image" class="photo img-responsive" alt="" src=""/> 


<?php

$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_after_img_page_preview';

do_action( 'ss_after_img_page_preview', $symbiostock_post_meta );

?>







<?php

$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_before_img_page_description';

do_action( 'ss_before_img_page_description', $symbiostock_post_meta );

?>



<?php the_content( __( 'Continue reading →', 'symbiostock' ) ); ?>



<?php

$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_after_img_page_description';

do_action( 'ss_after_img_page_description', $symbiostock_post_meta );

?>



 '
' . __( 'Pages:', 'symbiostock' ), 'after' => '
' ) ); ?>









<?php   //code "borrowed" from symbiostock_marketer() in marketer_functions.php

// model release

$id = get_the_ID();

$model_released = get_post_meta( $id, 'symbiostock_model_released', 'N/A'  );

if ( empty( $model_released ) || $model_released == false ) {

$model_released[ 0 ] = 'N/A';

} //empty( $model_released ) || $model_released == false



//property release

$property_released = get_post_meta( $id, 'symbiostock_property_released', 'N/A' );

if ( empty( $property_released ) || $property_released == false ) {

$property_released[ 0 ] = 'N/A';

} //empty( $property_released ) || $property_released == false

?>



Model Released:  
 Property Released: 





Image updated—





<?php

$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_before_img_page_author_box';

do_action( 'ss_before_img_page_author_box', $symbiostock_post_meta );

?>



<?php

$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_after_img_page_author_box';

do_action( 'ss_after_img_page_author_box', $symbiostock_post_meta );

?>





<?php

$symbiostock_post_meta = 'ss_bottom_img_page_preview_well';

do_action( 'ss_bottom_img_page_preview_well' );

?>

 

You find the content-image.php here: /public_html/wp-content/themes/symbiostock

If you are not familiar with changing code you can mail your content-image.php to me (info AT flashstockphoto.com) and I’ll do the changes for you.

[jsfotoParticipant]

Oh, I thought we would retweet every day the images of every participating member … I retweeted a lot in the last days 😀
My image should appear in 2 hours … curious what will happen …

[jsfotoParticipant]

@ezeepics wrote:

I don’t understand something: I retweeted the stuff from Symbiostock page, but, when I publish my images through Twitter app, my images are not listed in the Symbisotock page.

This is something I also don’t understand … only a few of my images are visible on the Symbiostock twitter page, but all of them have the Hashtag Symbiostock 😕
I didn’t use #Retweet yet, but I’ll start with it tomorrow …

[jsfotoParticipant]

Great to hear. Congrats Jan 🙂

[jsfotoParticipant]

This sounds great … have a good time while coding (and hopefully have some free time too).

[jsfotoParticipant]

If not said before: I would suggest that one of our hashtags should be #symbiostock

[jsfotoParticipant]

I just added free images to my site (I decided to use the small size for it):

http://www.flashstockphoto.com/image-type/symbiostock-free-images/

Thanks a lot for this feature, I really like it 🙂

I’m curious whether it will generate traffic or sales.

[jsfotoParticipant]

No matter when you do it … just select some images in batch editor, go to twitter tab there, add some comma seperated hashtags (without “#”) and add the images to the queue (“save changes to selected images”). After you’ve done that you can add some text (in the field “tweet”) and change the order of images (by using the green arrows). Than just press “save order” and you are done.

[jsfotoParticipant]

I have set up my daily twitter queue some days ago … so I’m ready.

[jsfotoParticipant]

It works great for me. But I discovered one bug. The last word of the tweet text is always replaced by a long hyphen.
Workaround: just ad an arbitrary word to your tweet text 🙂

[jsfotoParticipant]

@simi wrote:

Is this feature part of premium plugin ?

Yes, it is part of the premium plugin

[jsfotoParticipant]

@leo wrote:

@jsfoto wrote:

Leo, do you have an idea what might be wrong with my settings … my latest images were updated immediately after I published new images 😕

Send me an admin — I’ll check it out.

Just send you a pm.

[jsfotoParticipant]

Leo, do you have an idea what might be wrong with my settings … my latest images were updated immediately after I published new images 😕

[jsfotoParticipant]

I don’t think this is the way it should work: I would have expected that my cached site from yesterday is shown today and my latest images would show the two images I published today not before tomorrow. But perhaps I got that wrong 😮

[jsfotoParticipant]

Same settings here:

Cache Timeout: 604800
Garbage Collection: Once Daily

I installed WP Super Cache two days ago and strange enough: When I uploaded two images this morning I could see them immediately after I published them within the Latest Images widget. So my problems are opposed to yours Redneck, but I also fear that something is wrong with my settings.

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