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Hi, Radu,
thanks 🙂

This has been my only outstanding … “c’mon folks” thing since every newspaper ever published puts the author byline on the article, hence the oddity in not having that “on” for the posts for a newspaper theme.

With the folks who “swipe” content to fill pages not really an issue, but for those who make news articles and first publish them, it’s a necessity for copyright, attribution, and google authorship requirements, etc.

Thanks for the reply 🙂

I’d guess and on/off button might be best choice…. but I’m sure you have something in mind already.

Hm. I ran into nothing but trouble with the ENvatio toolkit – and MANY theme devs have been recommending NOT using that to update theme, due to various problems.

But again, you generally want to use the theme panel provided with the theme, where there is section called “FOOTER” where you can edit the copyright. 🙂

TRY IT !! 🙂

Hi,

The code is not working yet. Between, can I have the CSS codes for footer & comments as well?
Please see the image below:
Author Name, Author Description, Next, Previous, Next Title, Previous Title

Comment Box: Commentator Name, Commentator Email, Commentator Website, Comment Content

Footer Left (copyrights) & right:

Thanks.

This is a great source for content you can use for your blog, provided you retain the “attribution” and copyright for each story.
http://freenewsarticles.com/

Sorry, I forgot to clear cache, it work fine after copyright but still add 1 line if add after right-bottom menu (maybe size of icon ?) http://imgur.com/T5w9UU4.jpg.

Multumesc

Cu footer widgets nu este aceeasi pozitie ..

Merci

Salut,
ai incercat sa modifici fisierul footer.php : http://screencast.com/t/IRTAraCNLu5 ?

poti incerca si sa pui: http://screencast.com/t/qoX7NfCOoiNi

Multumesc pentru mesaj
Radu A.

Photoshop or GIMP for the image, if you’re using an image slide.

In Photoshop you would typically do something like this
1) save for web
2) jpeg – quality 40 (start with)
3) progressive on
4) blur amount “2”
5) copyright/meta data = none
6) adjust quality down to 20 as needed; avoid images with a lot of red which don’t compress well.

OR: if using PNG for non images, start with PNG-8 and 64 shades dithered.

For GIMP or other editing tools, consult the user docs.

My thinking on the image size would be a “timeout” loading the images into the slides array (too much info) — say, if you had a 1MB image file, it would choke on that.

This is likely NOT the cause, but it’s just something to check as I have seen sites “time out” due to the featured large image being so large that PHP gives up and then rest of page won’t load.

Again, probably NOT the cause — just thinking out loud on that. 🙂

Hi, mmtt – glad you got that sorted!

no advice on putting ads in feeds, although feedburner I think lets you insert your own adsense codes into your RSS with them now.

In our case, we only serve “summary” RSS content as we don’t want people republishing our original copyrighted content, and we want them to read items on our site, not via RSS. So, we don’t use full text RSS anywhere anymore to avoid making theft of content too easy for ‘scrapers.’

Oh – just noticed you’re doing same for just having snippets in your RSS feed.

To insert an ad “between” items in an RSS feed, you’d have to actually build a custom RSS feed, I think. There may be a plugin that does that, dunno. Try the adsense injection that feedburner offers, maybe?