Posts by RikdeVos

It’s probably just a late April Fools’ joke

Try submitting them theme again – maybe you’ll get a different reviewer

When I look in the source, it looks like a heavily modified jQuery UI slider.

The YouTube Collection: The Magic of YouTube in Your Hands

Patrickvalmont said

RikdeVos said
Good idea for a WP plugin Please contact me through my profile so we can discuss this some more if you want.

Hi bro, I emailed you via your profile but I haven’t received a reply to this day, any updates ? not that it’s urgent but I want your feedback. Thanks man

Yeah, I saw the example link you showed me. The problem is that I think it won’t sell very well. You wouldn’t really integrate a download system like this in your Wordpress website, it’s more something for custom-built websites. Maybe I’m wrong, but I think it’s more efficient investing my time in other plugins and ideas.

Yeah, some good ideas here

Another feature that is badly needed, is a support system. Right now customers can only ask questions using the comments system (which gets extremely messy after a while) or using the contact form on the user’s profile, which is quite annoying because I would like to send those messages to a separate email address.

It would be great if there was a real support system integrated like Envato uses for its own support. I know this has been requested many times before, but I hope that if I keep asking, eventually they’ll integrate it

You would probably get a lot more responses if you posted some screenshots of work you’ve done in the past

The imagejpeg function accepts a third argument which is the quality (100 = best quality, 0 = smallest file size). See PHP manual.

You can then do something like this:

$imagepath = http://site.com/path/to/image.jpg;
$image = imagecreatefromjpeg($imagepath);
header('Content-Type: image/jpeg');
imagejpeg($image, NULL, 100);

This will output the image with 100% quality. However, the size of the outputted file may actually be larger than the size of the original image. Kinda weird, but it works

SportTipsWorld said
In fact the better example is their own page: http://www.paulund.co.uk/how-to-create-fixed-position-share-box

They seem to be using some Javascript for this, as it’s impossible (as far as I know) to achieve this using only CSS . When the page is loaded, the element has position: absolute;, but as soon as you start scrolling down and pass a certain point, the position is set to fixed.

My guess is you broke one of the forum rules. Responses usually don’t get reported and removed for no reason.

Have a read at the forum rules again, and if you’re unclear about something, don’t hesitate to ask support