Hi @begrafiks and @Basilis!

Thnx both of you for the reply, very much appreciated! ;-)

The Grid Row didn’t take care of my problem. However, I got it solved – I think. Problem was the height of the Google Map (set at 400px) compared to the height of the images (changing continuously depending on window size/ratio). Solution: for images I’m using portfolio dimensions now (495×400) and for the Google Map a ration (495:400). That seems to do the trick! Only thing is taking care of the amount of text.

Once agina, thank you very much, enjoy your weekend!

Cheers,
Marc

Hi, you can find a screenshot here: https://snag.gy/je5gty.jpg

BTW
This one can be marked as resolved ;-)

Found it!

The plugin causing the problem is External Links: https://wordpress.org/plugins/sem-external-links

Deactivating this plugin solves my problem! ;-)

Allrighty, great!

Thnx so far, going to sleep now, looking forward to you reply tomorrow ;)

Cheers,
Marc

BTW
No idea why you got an authentication message, while I didnt…

Hi Dake,

I’m sorry, I don’t understand: what do you mean with ‘extra authentication needed to access your website’?
If I go to http://laarmann.marcbijl.nl/wp-login.php and use the username and password from the Privacte Content section below, I can login as administrator without any problem.

Can you please explain what extra authentication is needed?

Cheers,
Marc

Hi Ismael,
thnx very much!

That did the trick, very neat! :-D

Cheers,
Marc

Hi Ismael, thnx for the reply mate!
I guess I haven’t been very clear in my question…

The more link on the blog page (the list of blog posts) is just perfect, as you can see here:
http://marcbijl.nl/fotoblog

It’s on the post page where there’s some extra white space, just above the horizontal line, as you can see here:
http://marcbijl.nl/fotografie/etalage-aachener-optikhaus-nacht-foto-aken-duitsland-klassiek

When I look in the code with Firebug, I see the white space is caused by this code:

<p>
<span id="more-3972"></span>
<br>
</p>

Not sure, but I guess it’s the break-tag that causes the white space…

To complete the info: I’m using some extra code in my function.php to get a nice excerpt, that ends at the more tag instead of after a certain number of characters/words. I got the code from your colleague @Dude as suggested here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/length-of-description-in-preview/#post-322259 I’m not sure if this code (in combination with the latest theme update) might cause the extra white space in the post.

Hi Josue,

Thnx, excellent support!

Cheers,
Marc

Yeah, guess it would be a nice feature in the dasboard to be able to set how previous and next links should work: either without limitations (paging through all posts), or with limitation (e.g. paging through posts of same category or something).

I know you guys have a feature request page, but I’ve seen so many questions about such a feature (also for the portfolio part of the site), that you guys should draw conclusions:
– https://www.google.nl/search?q=previous+next+category+site%3Akriesi.at

If a noob like me can get this working by changing some code, it shouldn’t be that difficult for you guys ;-)

Anyway my problem’s solved, cool!

Hmm, seems I got it working. I added this to functions.php:

function category_specific_post_nav($settings)
  {
      if($settings['taxonomy'] == 'category')  $settings['same_category'] = true;  
      return $settings;
  }

  add_filter('avia_post_nav_settings','category_specific_post_nav', 10);

Now, when paging through blog posts, the previous and next links only show posts from the same category. This way it does not work for the portfolio items, which is fine for me (at least, for now).

Last question: what does the 10 mean in the code?

Allright, got it kind of working by adding this code to functions.php:

function category_specific_post_nav($settings)
  {
      if($settings['taxonomy'] != 'portfolio_entries')  $settings['same_category'] = true;  
      return $settings;
  }

  add_filter('avia_post_nav_settings','category_specific_post_nav', 10);

However, this code won’t get a certificate for ‘Excellent Coding’ I guess. What should I use instead of != 'portfolio_entries' to assign blog posts only?

Hmm, wondering if this is a point to start from when using taxonomy categories (instead of custom post types):
– https://kriesi.at/support/topic/portfolio-link-arrows/#post-245040

Can you guys please help me to get going?

Hmm, doesn’t work…

Yes, I managed to create a blog page with image posts only:
– http://marcbijl.nl/foto-blog

However, when flipping through these image posts, the next/previous buttons contain standard posts too.

What I want is:
1. Create a photo blog, that is a list of image posts only, and if I click on such a post, the next and previous buttons should only show other image posts
2. Create a personal blog aside, that is a list of standard posts only, and if i click on such a post, the next and previous buttons should only show other standard post (not the image posts!).

Hope this makes things clear…