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One of our newest contributors: Fernando Cortes. To say this talented artist is creative is an understatement. As he…
Posted by Symzio on Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Sounds good – share your thoughts if you feel compelled as it is a community driven effort. Even if you don’t want to participate as a contributor, you can certainly link to it and/or sign up as an affiliate in support.
Thanks!
Fantastic lighting!
Posted by Symbiostock on Monday, December 28, 2015
Article by @steheap, one of our most valued contributors who has been a big #Symbiostock proponent from the start! https://t.co/12M9gzDQKm
— Symbiostock (@symbiostock) December 29, 2015
Another great new member, with some unbelievably artistic visual media
Posted by Symzio on Monday, December 28, 2015
We’ll have to see – the inconsistency of having some images available as RF with others not on Symzio is a whole other discussion which I think we’ll have to assess carefully. You don’t want customers turned off because they are shopping for full sized images and only find the smaller size.
For now I think we’ll have to just stick with removing any images that you can’t put as RF and then deduce what the best choice is regarding this issue.
Those are search pages I’m linking to btw – not the actual image page.
Yep.
Mind you, none of the license changes apply to your media unless you click ‘update prices’ and ‘update licenses’. And once you click that, it may take some time for the system to run through everything. If it doesn’t complete, you may have to run it a few times. Not the best, but it’s the way WooCommerce works.
Also, when you delete a license, it runs through all your images to remove it – this can also hang and/or take some time.
An alternative if you encounter issues is to manually bulk re-save all your media once you change the licenses. That’s basically what the system is doing anyways, which is why it may sometimes hang.
Let me look into it.
Looks really fantastic Till – welcome aboard!
Looks seamlessly integrated now!
Yes – I already increased it to three, meaning it would have to be inaccessible for three straight minutes. There are a lot of options we have to minimize the downtime and I’ll look into these things systematically. I wouldn’t worry much about it for now.
I think what we may do is implement a secondary process that basically immediately re-enables your files as soon as your site comes back up. Right now it waits to re-spider them.
Edit: That process has been added – so now, even if your site goes down for an hour, your images will only be offline for an hour. As soon as your site comes back, they will come back too.
Edit: Actually, they will immediately be re-enabled, but they still will need to be re-indexed by the search engine. That means direct links to them will work fine, but they won’t show up in the search results until indexing is performed again. This shouldn’t hurt your external links at all since the direct links will work fine.
amazeindesign: You can add it by going to your widget tab under appearance in WP admin and adding it to one of your spots. I think Dawn put up a tutorial on how to do this somewhere here.