
We picked up some berries at the Santa Monica market and wandered towards Venice, stopping for espresso along the way. I shot this with the Pentax P3n I’m borrowing from my parents.
We picked up some berries at the Santa Monica market and wandered towards Venice, stopping for espresso along the way. I shot this with the Pentax P3n I’m borrowing from my parents.
A soft and hazy shot of the walkway along the beach north of the pier in Santa Monica.
This is the pretty bridge that carries Connecticut Avenue over Rock Creek Park.
oEmbeds make it ridiculously easy to embed content from other sites in blog posts. Unfortunately, Flickr oEmbeds are not linked to Flickr by default, which seems silly and probably violates Flickr’s Community Guidelines. This plugin enhances your Flickr oEmbeds by linking to the photo page at Flickr and optionally adding a caption with the title and author.
Get oEmbed FlickrLinkr 0.2 at the WordPress Plugins Directory.
I added another field to the tags table for a “display tag” – a version of the tag that can contain spaces and whatnot. Using these it’s possible to get the new tags page looking more or less like the main album page in old Photopress. You’ll need to deactivate and reactivate to get the database table upgraded.
The other big deal is a template function to list tags for an image attachment. The function accepts 2 arguments: what to put before the tags and what to place between them. It doesn’t output anything if the image is not tagged. Here’s an example with “Image tags: ” before the list and a space between each tag.
<?php if (function_exists('photopress2_image_tags')) photopress2_image_tags('Image tags: ', ' '); ?>
This version also fixes a few bugs, such as the totally wrong tagged image count.
Get Photopress2: pp2.0.4.zip