On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 8:03 AM, Holly Doyne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > However - and this is a big issue - the hide function is not working. > Effectively you get all or none of the > photos in the gallery.
"Hide" does not exclude anything from the [gallery]. It was designed to help you browse the attachments with less scrolling. The [gallery] was intended as a simple example of what can be done with shortcodes. I expect several plugins will be developed to give you finer control, such as including a subset of all the attachments of a post. The core shortcode may evolve in later versions but it's too late to do this in WordPress 2.5. > Now, for the average lazy person who wants to batch load all their photos at > once, edit the gallery > and publish several photo pages at once - no chance. You can batch load all of the photos you want on one Post/Page at a time. Gallery paging, or using <!--nextpage--> to get different galleries on the same Post/Page, was never part of the design. Maybe a plugin will do this. > For those of us with FTP access, the fix is not go to the server and delete > the photos - you get what I > have currently visible. WordPress does not detect changes made via FTP to uploads. Every file uploaded via WordPress has a database entry in the posts table. Thus you must use WordPress to delete things uploaded via WordPress. > So far the only solution I have seen is to delete the entire page, clear out > the upload area by FTP and upload > only those photos which you want in this particular gallery. Use the delete buttons in any of the uploader tabs or Manage > Media Library. Cheers, Andy p.s. The issue with your numeric permalinks not working is fixed as of RC2. _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
