Re: is anyone here still using jetpack for their blogs?
I’m actually rethinking my use of Jetpack’s mosaic feature. My theme makes 19 thumbs in all the various sizes for each image uploaded through “add media,” and since there’s no way to restrict this only to the featured image, that means 10 images uploaded for a mosaic will result in 190 thumbnails added for one post.
Re: is anyone here still using jetpack for their blogs?
[QUOTE=dzinerbear;164222]I’m actually rethinking my use of Jetpack’s mosaic feature. My theme makes 19 thumbs in all the various sizes for each image uploaded through “add media,” and since there’s no way to restrict this only to the featured image, that means 10 images uploaded for a mosaic will result in 190 thumbnails added for one post.
I’ve searched for a solution, but can’t find one.[/QUOTE]
Re: is anyone here still using jetpack for their blogs?
I stayed away from Jetpack when I first heard about it a few years ago because I read that it is a resource hog and slows down a blogs performance. Is that no longer true?
Interesting article and kind of confirms what I thought. Back when I was researching this I found this free plugin that apparently provides the JetPack mosaic feature without having to install JetPack. I never tried this though. Would be interested to know if this works for anyone here.
Re: is anyone here still using jetpack for their blogs?
[QUOTE=naked;164268]Interesting article and kind of confirms what I thought. Back when I was researching this I found this free plugin that apparently provides the JetPack mosaic feature without having to install JetPack. I never tried this though. Would be interested to know if this works for anyone here.
Re: is anyone here still using jetpack for their blogs?
Jetpack also provides stats right in your dashboard, and I find this more convenient than logging into Analytics, which I find increasingly hard to understand.
There are a couple of other features that I’ve been wanting to look at, but I haven’t had time.
Re: is anyone here still using jetpack for their blogs?
[QUOTE=dzinerbear;164285]Jetpack also provides stats right in your dashboard, and I find this more convenient than logging into Analytics, which I find increasingly hard to understand.
There are a couple of other features that I’ve been wanting to look at, but I haven’t had time.[/QUOTE]
And also to ask if anyone uses the Photon feature of Jetpack to store your images. The TOS states that nudity is OK but not explicit sexual acts so I was wondering if anyone is ignoring that and using Jetpack as a CDN to store and feed your gay porn sex photos.