Comments for Pagina http://pagina.wordpress.com Alles over Backup, Desktop management, ISDN, Skype en Wordpress Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:37:13 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on De kogel is door de kerk… by Blogger for Word http://pagina.wordpress.com/2005/11/11/de-kogel-is-door-de-kerk/#comment-8816 Blogger for Word Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:37:13 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2005/11/11/de-kogel-is-door-de-kerk/#comment-8816 [...] enige wat ik mis is de mogelijkheid om afbeeldingen te uploaden. In de voortdurende wedstrijd tussen Blogger.com en Wordpress heeft Blogger echter weer belangrijke punten gescoord! AKPC_IDS += [...] [...] enige wat ik mis is de mogelijkheid om afbeeldingen te uploaden. In de voortdurende wedstrijd tussen Blogger.com en WordPress heeft Blogger echter weer belangrijke punten gescoord! AKPC_IDS += [...]

]]> Comment on I don’t like the WordPress 2.0 image handling by Jonathan http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-653 Jonathan Sat, 23 Sep 2006 14:37:17 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-653 When I first started using Wordpress 2.0, I had the same problem you described (images always inserted at thumbnail size, forcing manual changes in the HTML). I've since used the following workaround. After uploading the image, I click on it to set it to "Using Original" instead of thumbnail, and then click "Close Options". Then I right-click the image, and go to properties, and I highlight and copy the URL of the image (for instance: http://pagina.wordpress.com/files/2005/11/google-backup.jpg). Then I use the "Insert Image" button on the actual editor, which looks like a little tree in a box, and paste the path I just copied in the "?Image URL" box. You can also set alignment in the same window, which I always set to "Right" so that my text wraps around it. And that's it! It sounds more involved until you do it once, and see it's really very easy. When I first started using WordPress 2.0, I had the same problem you described (images always inserted at thumbnail size, forcing manual changes in the HTML). I’ve since used the following workaround.

After uploading the image, I click on it to set it to “Using Original” instead of thumbnail, and then click “Close Options”. Then I right-click the image, and go to properties, and I highlight and copy the URL of the image (for instance: http://pagina.wordpress.com/files/2005/11/google-backup.jpg). Then I use the “Insert Image” button on the actual editor, which looks like a little tree in a box, and paste the path I just copied in the “?Image URL” box. You can also set alignment in the same window, which I always set to “Right” so that my text wraps around it. And that’s it! It sounds more involved until you do it once, and see it’s really very easy.

]]> Comment on Too Much Too Young? by webmaster http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/15/too-much-too-young/#comment-69 webmaster Thu, 04 May 2006 20:03:03 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/15/too-much-too-young/#comment-69 Thank you very much for your comment. You are absolutely right: I should have mentioned love. Nothing can be achieved without it and none of what I mentioned would even make sense without love. I pressuposed it and left it unmentioned. I suppose I wronlgy assumed I would be preaching to the converted if I mentioned the fulcral role love plays in the upbringing of children and in the life of healthy, responsible adults! Thank you very much for your comment. You are absolutely right: I should have mentioned love. Nothing can be achieved without it and none of what I mentioned would even make sense without love. I pressuposed it and left it unmentioned. I suppose I wronlgy assumed I would be preaching to the converted if I mentioned the fulcral role love plays in the upbringing of children and in the life of healthy, responsible adults!

]]> Comment on Too Much Too Young? by worstwriter http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/15/too-much-too-young/#comment-68 worstwriter Thu, 04 May 2006 08:01:10 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/15/too-much-too-young/#comment-68 I enjoyed reading this. You have an interesting perspective. There was one thing I thought missing: anything having to do with love. Perhaps this was/is your way of rationalizing love. I'm sorry if I sound critical. That's not my intention. I feel very deeply moved by children, especially their resiliance. Everything you mention here is not in the mind of children until we (adults) put it there - either directly or indirectly. I only have one child and, who knows, maybe another will come along, but I feel comfortable in the fact that, although everything we do in the West is wrong, the answer to our misgivings is really very simple. I'll look for more posts in your English section. I enjoyed reading this. You have an interesting perspective. There was one thing I thought missing: anything having to do with love. Perhaps this was/is your way of rationalizing love. I’m sorry if I sound critical. That’s not my intention. I feel very deeply moved by children, especially their resiliance. Everything you mention here is not in the mind of children until we (adults) put it there – either directly or indirectly. I only have one child and, who knows, maybe another will come along, but I feel comfortable in the fact that, although everything we do in the West is wrong, the answer to our misgivings is really very simple. I’ll look for more posts in your English section.

]]> Comment on Het eerste berichtje voor pagina.wordpress.com by ICT Blog » Blog Archive » Wordpress.startpagina.nl eindelijk online! http://pagina.wordpress.com/2005/09/29/het-eerste-berichtje-voor-paginawordpresscom/#comment-59 ICT Blog » Blog Archive » Wordpress.startpagina.nl eindelijk online! Mon, 27 Mar 2006 14:11:46 +0000 #comment-59 [...] Op 29 September schreef ik al dat ik bezig was met het samenstellen van wordpress.startpagina.nl. Vandaag is deze Startpagina dochter eindelijk online gegaan! [...] [...] Op 29 September schreef ik al dat ik bezig was met het samenstellen van wordpress.startpagina.nl. Vandaag is deze Startpagina dochter eindelijk online gegaan! [...]

]]> Comment on Wat is desktop management? by ICT Blog » Blog Archive » Desktopmanagement.startpagina.nl online http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/03/wat-is-desktop-management/#comment-58 ICT Blog » Blog Archive » Desktopmanagement.startpagina.nl online Mon, 27 Mar 2006 13:12:57 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/03/wat-is-desktop-management/#comment-58 [...] Overigens heb ik vorige week een post geschreven over wat desktop management nu precies inhoudt. [...] [...] Overigens heb ik vorige week een post geschreven over wat desktop management nu precies inhoudt. [...]

]]> Comment on I don’t like the WordPress 2.0 image handling by Zaur http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-57 Zaur Fri, 24 Mar 2006 23:33:31 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-57 The same gitch at my website, sending image to editor doesn't make sence, I have even tried to update inline-upload.php which we suggested to patch at http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2199, but still not sence! Why this little problem not solved by WP developers, i don't understand The same gitch at my website, sending image to editor doesn’t make sence, I have even tried to update inline-upload.php which we suggested to patch at http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2199, but still not sence!
Why this little problem not solved by WP developers, i don’t understand

]]> Comment on I don’t like the WordPress 2.0 image handling by Curry http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-51 Curry Wed, 08 Mar 2006 13:15:03 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-51 I've also gotten quite sick at the thing deciding how big I want my thumbnails to be and generating crap posts for images all the time screwing up my news numbering. However, I just found <a href="http://wp-plugins.net/plugin/filosofo-old-style-upload/" rel="nofollow">a way</a> to restore WP1.5 uploading to 2.0 yay! And I have a hacked version of that page which actually generates correct XHTML for thumbnails with clickthroughs and everything. I’ve also gotten quite sick at the thing deciding how big I want my thumbnails to be and generating crap posts for images all the time screwing up my news numbering.

However, I just found a way to restore WP1.5 uploading to 2.0 yay! And I have a hacked version of that page which actually generates correct XHTML for thumbnails with clickthroughs and everything.

]]> Comment on I don’t like the WordPress 2.0 image handling by Aaron http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-23 Aaron Wed, 18 Jan 2006 20:11:48 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-23 I also totally don't understand why/how Wordpress handles uploaded images the way it does. Even minus the ability to actually manage the images you've uploaded, just getting an uploaded image into your post seems broken. You can select and upload your image, and then you get a nice little thumbnail of it. If you click on the thumbnail, you get a few options, including "Use Original" or "Use Thumbnail". Toggling this will affect which file is used (original.jpg or original.thumbnail.jpg), but regardless of which file you use, the editor resizes the image to the size of the thumbnail. I can live without a full image manager at this point. But one of the reasons I switched my site to Wordpress was so my wife could easily post stories, including photos. Now that doesn't work smoothly. On the code side, I would guess that the system just has a bug. It should only insert the width/height values of the thumbnail when it's being used, but it does it for the full picture or thumbnail. Anyone know enough about the WP code to figure out where this is and solve it? I may dig in if I feel daring. I also totally don’t understand why/how WordPress handles uploaded images the way it does. Even minus the ability to actually manage the images you’ve uploaded, just getting an uploaded image into your post seems broken.

You can select and upload your image, and then you get a nice little thumbnail of it. If you click on the thumbnail, you get a few options, including “Use Original” or “Use Thumbnail”. Toggling this will affect which file is used (original.jpg or original.thumbnail.jpg), but regardless of which file you use, the editor resizes the image to the size of the thumbnail.

I can live without a full image manager at this point. But one of the reasons I switched my site to WordPress was so my wife could easily post stories, including photos. Now that doesn’t work smoothly.

On the code side, I would guess that the system just has a bug. It should only insert the width/height values of the thumbnail when it’s being used, but it does it for the full picture or thumbnail. Anyone know enough about the WP code to figure out where this is and solve it? I may dig in if I feel daring.

]]> Comment on I don’t like the WordPress 2.0 image handling by webmaster http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-21 webmaster Mon, 16 Jan 2006 07:51:12 +0000 http://pagina.wordpress.com/2006/01/12/i-dont-like-the-wordpress-20-image-handling/#comment-21 Exactly, and then when you want to remove the height and width values you have to use that annoying pop-up html editor :( I wish the programmers had just copied the writing interface of Blogger.com, it works flawlessly and it is very easy to switch between html and rich text using tabs above the post field. Exactly, and then when you want to remove the height and width values you have to use that annoying pop-up html editor :(

I wish the programmers had just copied the writing interface of Blogger.com, it works flawlessly and it is very easy to switch between html and rich text using tabs above the post field.

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