Hi, thanks for the interest.

map editing currently has to be done by editing the html when you download the template.

Sections can be deleted under the sections tab ( drag them onto the bin ).

The sections deletino does work properly in Chrome 36.0.1985.125 m, Windows 7.

The hit point is wrong on the trash bin icon. You have to drag the section to the far right before the icon turns orange. In Firefox it looks ok.

Another bug is that if I add an image to the slider (first or third image) it replaces the first and third with the same image.

looks damn fine,

less dependencies would be an added bonus

interesting. doesn't seem to be anything non standard in the leave this page code

$(function () { window.onbeforeunload = function () { return 'Template not saved. Changes will be lost'; }; });

Has anyone else seen the leave this page stuff blow up? its the browser that handles it.

What browser/version did it blow up under?

what the hell, i tried a few images from unplash and it worked flawlessly. how does this magic work?

i've tried maybe 30 images now. All of them it nailed. i did find one that made me laugh. it doesnt know what a goat is.

http://picjumbo.com/wp-content/uploads/IMG_9454-1300x866.jpg

["dog", "australia", "deer", "bear", "cow", "mouflon", "lemur", "wild", "safari", "zoo"]

or a horse apparently. Did figure the jockey though...

http://plocp.com/user/Aram%20Comjean//The%20Belmont%202007/i...

["race", "beach", "camel", "rodeo", "jockey", "polo", "toreador", "torero", "donkey", "dog"]

They must have an army of trolls who are typing in tags.

i already follow the places that you get these photos from ( unsplash and the others you have listed on your site ). Of course they provide them absolutely free without any restrictions.

It would be cool if you can add more value as the middleman to compel me to subscribe. not sure what that might be of course seeing as the images are essentially already curated by others on their sites.

Perhaps some original content as well would make a difference.

Thanks for the feedback Anton We're actually working with some photographers directly to release their photos under the same CC0 license Our goal is to have the process be as easy as possible: every week, you get emailed 20 high quality, royalty free photos, so that you don't need to surf around to all the different sites

In the first year, this will result in just over 1,000 photos delivered right to you (zip file each week)

If you have any other thoughts on giving more value, would love to hear them: oliver@shareasimage.com

kinda cool. whats the advantage over css timeline animations?

Thanks! So you can bind callback functions, detect transition completing and of course easy to maintenance.

does that mean that lack of scientific proof means it is real? is that what they are trying to get at?

i was expecting it to be a little like www.singlepage.guru but for wordpress. but i cant seem to get it going.

we used this on a project. it works pretty well.

a few obvious, but ok issues are.

1) if the person uses a computer where they dont have access to their email its a problem

2) the person forwards the link to others to use

3) sometimes emails get delayed

lastly a less obvious issue

4) people expect to use username/password, which means most of the users we had, had to be educated on how to log in. even when it clearly said what they had to do.