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Maybe this helps: https://backlight.me/docs/password-retrieval

https://backlight.me/docs/upgrading

I can reproduce it on my site and reported it.

For my site, I changed how breadcrumbs are created for non-gallery pages and this fixes the errors reported by google. But obviously, this doesn't change anything for galleries.

Most likely a cache issue. It has a black background for me, both in Safari and Chrome.

Two opening and three closing divs..... </divs>

This one is too early:

<p>A complete resume is available by cliking the red icon.</p></div>

Sorry, I kind of missed same images... obviously republishing doesn't help in this case...

You can use something like

function album_top(){
    if ($this->dlp_page_match('/backlight/search')){
      echo ' whatever you want to display on search albums';
   } else {
      echo ' whatever you want to display on regular albums';
   }
   return true;
}

The 'dlp_page_match' function is described over on my blog: https://lab.danielleu.com/blog/page-specific-php-code/

'wp-json' is a virtual directory like '/backlight/api'. Therefore it is normal that you don't see it. I think you get the error because the URL doesn't contain a post ID.

The Wordpress REST API is the JSON interface for Wordpress. This is not related to the Backlight JSON API which provides a JSON interface for Backlight.

I think the issue is that either .htaccess or your host is blocking access to the Backlight JSON API. Do you have any type of firewalls active? I would look at the cpanel of your host.

Yes, I did something very similar the other day: https://lab.danielleu.com/blog/customiz … -selector/

What a nice coincidence! How many of us are now turning towards photographing flowers...

Something for Ben and Matt to look at.

So I really don't understand how private posts work in WP

Here we go:

Did you do any custom .htaccess magic on your site?