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  • #1643
    Scott Miller
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    Similar to the other posts, I have downloaded the plugin and have done the settings and have tried to get the watermark on an image in the library with no success. It seems to be straight forward. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

    Thanks

    #1667
    Bartosz
    Keymaster

    Scott, what are your settings for “Enable watermark for” option?

    #1704
    Scott Miller
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    #1724
    Bartosz
    Keymaster

    Yes, please.

    #1740
    Scott Miller
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    #1747
    Bartosz
    Keymaster

    Scott, you don’t need those – just enter anything. All we need is login and password to any account with administrator role.

    #1750
    Scott Miller
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    Scott Miller
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    #1771
    Bartosz
    Keymaster

    Scott, I checked both, manual and automatic watermarkig, watermakr selection etc. and everything works smoothly. I don’t know what was wrong for you.

    But I think of something – do you have some experience with WordPress themes and wordpress image sizes especially. Cos’ when it is applied to selected image sizes it is not visible on others. In other words, maybe the image sizes you applied watermark to are not used in your theme, thus you think it was not applied and the plugin’s not working.

    Just a guess but I have no other expalanation as it works exactly as it supposed to.

    #1772
    Scott Miller
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    #1774
    Bartosz
    Keymaster

    Hi again.

    A a lot to explain.

    So first a Wiki definition of watermarking: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_watermarking
    Secondly: There is no way to distingish if the user viewing your images has an intention to stole it and use it elsewhere ot not. Not a human or script can judge that.
    Thirdly: The theme you use doesn’t matter here (unless it generates plugin or script conflicts).

    The plugin does at least 2 things:
    – it watermarks images (applies an unremovable for end users graphical sign on top of your images)
    – it allows you to use secondary copying protection methids (disable right click on images etc. which is not 100% effective, but works on most end users)

    Your final question was: can watermark be removed by you. Yes. All you need to do is to keep your original files untact – it means do not watermark full size images – we’ve even put a notice in plugin settings that you should not. If you didn’t watermark full size images you can always regenerate other size versions of that image using any image regeneration plugins and so remove the watermark applied.
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    #1778
    Scott Miller
    Participant

    I must have applied the watermark to the full size images in the Word Press library. But they were the only images that I used for populating the site. Word Press lets one input an image to the library in various sizes, Large, medium, small, etc. I input them on medium and applied watermark to them so I don’t really know if that is the problem. If there is a way to fix the problems I noted above on the site without having to delete the library and starting over, I would appreciate any help. Take a look and let me know…

    Thanks

    #1779
    Bartosz
    Keymaster

    Please read this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_image_size

    And Scott, the problems you mention are not the plugin issues but you basic knowledge of how themes and WordPress itself work. We can’t help with that, sorry.

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