thans a lot for your effort and for your effort. Actually I’m using my own themes, they are very simple this time I have only an index.php (footer + header). In index.php I’m using Mootools FX.slide. The only plugin is yours. I also tested with theme “classic” – it doesn’t work either. Probably I “destroyed” anything – because I remember it worked a few days ago. I’ll start again from begin, I reinstall WP. If I will still have troubles, I will ask you again.

Thanks again and have a nice evening,

Michel

Is #3 saying that you aren’t using an attachment.php or image.php? If not, you shouldn’t need to make any adjustments to anything.

What theme are you using? Are you using any other plugins that affect the gallery or images (like a lightbox?) There may be a conflict. If there is, let me know, so I can fix it.

Checked:

1) ec_get_image_exif put immediatelly after img

2) The img has EXIF Data (Camera Canon EOS 5D)

3) Either attachment.php nor image.php is using.

4) Versions: WP 2.8.4 , WP Gallery EXIF Reader 0.9.3 (enabled)

5) For Tracing ec_exif_reader_debug put here

6) For getting row data add_filteradd_filter(‘the_content’, ‘ec_exif_reader_debug’, 1); is uncommented.

7) Also calling doesn’t work

Any ideas ?

You can edit the styles by adding rules to your css file with more specificity than the included css. Basically add body before all of the tags (body ul#exifData, etc.)

And you’d be much better off basing your styling on WP code. Using wp_get_attachment_image_src(); the resulting array holds the width and height in keys 1 and 2. A simple if statement would be

$att_img = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $post->ID );
//width is [1] and height is [2]
if ($att_img[2] >= $att_img[1]) {
    do stuff...
} else {
    do other stuff...
}

It’s something I’ve thought about, and will probably add, but right now I’ve got a two-week old, and less than two weeks until my first full-time semester of grad school.

It’s something that could easily be added to an image.php file using the jQuery Tools tooltip function. Just put the ec_get_image_exif(); inside your tooltip div. I may add some sample code to this post soon.

This would be great if the Exif information was displayed as a pop-up when mouse-over the photo. Thus the user will only see this information when pointing on it, and the information will not permanently use up space nor clutter the visual feel of the gallery.

I’m definitly in if this is implemented.

Morten

I’m sorry you’re having trouble. Can you do me a favor and use the <code> tags to show the php you’re using?

I can’t the the plugin to work. I have added “” to the page.php file:

Could you please help me?

In the next couple of days I’ll have the function ready that can take the file URI as an argument.