This plugin sounds very nice, but i have a problem to integrate it and i miss an documentation.
So, i know that this plugin works in the background, but i can't reach from now in my sandbox the other images over the thumbnails or some navi-links.
For example... A picture has now the link: http://www.url.de/sandbox/89/pyromusikale
But if i click on the link in the thumbnail, i got this error: The requested URL /spielwiese/87/tiergarten-panorama was not found on this server.
So i have no idea what i can do now and what's the problem.
The other thing who i fixed was a wrong code in the delivered template. The placed this code for example: templates/horizon/ but i must change each code to /templates/horizon/ (backslash after the code.
Hi Guys you can have a look on the mod i wrote. it change and the iames pages and the menu (browse and about). Hers is the link :
http://www.pixelpost.org/extend/modifications/seo-kit/
Ludo
great plugin! thanks.
Any chance to see examples how to configure more links i .htaccess ?? In image_template when i click on photo i got number not a title in the link field, change the links in archives, about etc.
Thanks for your work on an addon for SEO, right now there is no propper addon which supporting SEO. A great lack in Pixelpost.
For me it is not working online, on my local machine it is working propper. ??
The numbering system is disturbing, I would like to have it without that.
Also not helpful, that the developer of this addon is not supporting his addon, neither here nor in the forum
Works great for image pages, but leaves the browse and about pages with the old style urls. It would be perfect if could tidy those up to something like http://foobar.com/browse/ & http://foobar.com/about/
Thanks a lot, works perfectly. I integrated it into the Simplicious template, and made it work with the Google Sitemap generator addon. 5 stars for your addon :)
Thanks for working on a Mod like this, it's one of the bigget wishes I had for Pixelpost.
At first I didn't get it to work right. Probem was, I overlooked the accompanying .htaccess file, because the file is hidden in the Mac OS X Finder - shame on me.
Wow, finally Permalinks in my Pixelpost Gallery!
The only thing that would make it super-perfect is if it could completely get rid of the numbering system or change it, so that a deleted photo wouldn't cut a whole in the numbers sequence. But this would probably mean too drastic changes to the underlying system.