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Skip to comments.Beyond 9mm: Concealed Carry in .40 and .45
Posted on 01/09/2013 5:37:14 AM PST by bestintxas
The 9mm is a great round, and in my last concealed carry post I covered some great concealed carry guns built around that caliber. However, there are a lot of handguns in larger calibers that are perfect for concealed carry as well -- that are also designed for concealed carry -- and these guns carry the benefit of having more knock down power, or more one-shot stopping power.
Specifically, I'm thinking about handguns chambered in .40 and .45 caliber.
To cover these rounds, I'm going to examine the Glock 27 in .40, the Smith & Wesson M&P in .45, and the Springfield XDS in .45.
Let's begin with the Glock 27.
Just as I wrote concerning the Glock 26 in an earlier post, the Glock 27 is as close to handgun perfection as mankind can witness in this world. It is compact, unbelievably durable, and it shoots any kind of factory-loaded ammo you want to put through it.
Like the Glock 26 in 9mm, the Glock 27 in .40 provides great second shot accuracy for those who take the time to practice, practice, practice. Unlike the 26, the model 27 shoots the potent .40 cal round. This round is very popular with federal agencies and police departments and is a concealed carry staple because of its raw stopping power.
For anyone unfamiliar with the .40 cal round, it is slightly more expensive to buy than 9mm, but not significantly so. And plus-P hollow points in .40 cal are simply a force to be reckoned with.
The Glock 27 comes standard with two 9 round magazines, and it's so popular that accessories galore -- holsters, lights, lasers, etc. -- are readily available for it.
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My wife has the M&P .40 cal compact - great home defense weapon - plus the multiple magazines that I purchased to go along with it...
I carried a .40 cal S&W 4006 when I was in L.E...
After multiple tours in Iraq using both the 92F and Glock in 9mm....
I came home and purchased a .40 cal S&W 410 SS and a Springfield 1911 .45cal...I carry the 1911 all the time...great weapon...
One must take into consideration that there is several hundred million .40 rounds out there in somebody elses warehouses as well.
Maybe Santa Claus will bring me one later this year.
Among these, how would the Kimber compare?
was going to do a diatribe against glocks. I don't like them, but if you are comfortable with one go for it.
as far as caliber...depends how much weight and bulk you can carry. When I was young, I use to tote a Ruger Redhawk .44 mag on my belt all day while hunting...did not even know it was there....
now when I conceal carry, I feel weighed down by my tiny (but steel)Colt Mustang .380. My son bought himself a Ruger lightweight LCP the same caliber and it is practically weightless. now they have a similar piece in 9mm...the LC9...more power...I have fired both, and if you like DAO guns, these are hard to beat.
good luck with whatever you do...and watch out for the Gun Grabbers! it is open season on The Constitution!
Lock and Load
There's no such thing as "knock down power".
Most of us are not snipers and a 9mm chambered carbine (the extended barrel adds about 300fps) could be the most efficacious home defense system for Joe paycheck to paycheck Six-pac in the current race to prepare for the coming totalitarian tyranny of the Marxist Obama.
I'm not a fan of CC weapons with no external safety features, nor am I a great fan of the .40 cal round. I'd go with either a compact .45 (which is what I do, most of the time), or a 9mm - a smaller round, to be sure, but compensated for by higher muzzle velocity and extra magazine capacity (up to 16+1 in the Springfield XD). The 9mm gets a bad rap in my opinion. It's perfectly serviceable for self-defense, using good-quality JHP's. Shot placement is everything, of course; that's why we train and practice.
Kahr .40.
Says who? I've seen several people shot with a .45 and all of them died. Seems to me it knocked 'em down just fine.
I think you'll still within the Christmas period — I would get it NOW! I've shot Glock alot - had to per regulation to carry that weapon hot in Iraq...but nothing compares to the old standard - tested in combat - served this nation well - than an 1911!
I've seen and held the XDS - but I'm kinda off of the composite lower style of weapons — but if that's the weapon that suits you - then get it - train with it - and carry it!
It really depends on the user - scary things are happening - I went on line yesterday trying to find anyone that has 30rd magazines for AR15/M4 rifles in .223/5.56 - and all I got was, "Out of Stock" -— if some of the people were armed before Sandy Hook and Fienstein's meddling - now ALL the people are armed with something...
Get it now before we are all buying percussion cap .44cal pistol and walking around like Blondie(Clint Eastwood)...
Good but expensive.
"Among these, how would the Kimber compare?"
Kimber may be going out of business today at 1:30 p.m. when Cuomo announces his "extreme new gun laws" for NY State.
Then you need more practice. There is no excuse for poor marksmanship skills.
Kimbers are beautifully-made weapons, especially their 1911 .45's. Great materials, fit, and finish, But they come with a hefty price tag.
I don't get..."and it shoots any kind of factory-loaded ammo you want to put through it". I can literally put any kind of bullet into this gun?
I'm new to all of this and have been looking for a handgun that can stop an intruder and be fired by my 15 year old daughter without loss of control. Any suggestions?
A full size 1911 in .45 is not at all hard to carry all day for the average size person in the right holster.
As in Goldilocks and the Three Bears: The 22 is a bit large; the 27 is a bit small; the 23 is just right!
Because a poor shot never gets to join the Corps.
Is not being good enough to be a Marine just an excuse or can just anybody be a Marine?
I agree with your post. There is no one shot sure stop with a hand gun (short of getting to the CNS.) I recall an incident reported in NYC in the 70s when the police and feds fired and hit a subject over 40 times in an elevator with rounds from 380 to 45 cal and the guy still managed to get his hands around the neck of a Narc and almost choked him to death. He bled out eventually.
That said, I personally prefer the sandw 40 and use a Bersa ultra compact as I like the external safety feature. When I was on the job, carried a Glock 19 then a Glock 22 over my last 10 years there. Having used a wheel gun (sandw 19)before that, never became comfortable with the trigger safety...a personal preference matter for sure.
What a load of crap!
Marines are TAUGHT marksmanship!
Semper Fi!
Here's a no BS article from a no BS sort of guy who has actually used a gun to defend his life and end others:
Oh, and putting my money and my life where my mouth is I daily carry a .40 caliber Glock G23 with Gold Dot 165 JHPs in it.
I would suggest a 20 gauge shotgun for you and your daughter for home defense.
Mossberg 500 or a Remington 870 would work fine. Under $400
A full size 1911 in .45 is not at all hard to carry all day..
I love .45 but I live in South Texas where it is hot and humid. Uniform of the day is shorts, T-shirts and flip flops 9 mos out of the year.
I do admit to wearing jeans, socks and shoes several days out of the year, however.
I feel most comfortable with front pocket, cargo pocket or rear pocket carry.
Nothing over 16 oz. or it really feels like my shorts are about to hit the floor before I give the command.
You'll need to test various handguns, but it's hard to beat a good 38sp/357mag revolver.
Also check out the FN Five Seven if you don't mind dropping a grand or so. It's used by the secret service.
stop an intruder and be fired by my 15 year old daughter without loss of control. Any suggestions?
regarding your point, the only thing that helps with that is grip and practice. When adrenaline is pumping, rote response rules the day. As to what gun, that is personal to the person who will be using it. I've seen men and women who can fire high caliber firearms well, and some poorly. My wife falls in the latter category so we have a 20 gauge double for her in case an intruder gets inside...she is confident with that, more so than with any hand gun.
I have the mod 22 .40 Glock and like it a lot.
(shrug) Works for me.
I have a 23, and a 27. The 23 stays home, the 27 travels a lot.
Reagan was very nearly killed by a ricochet from a cheap .22 cal snub nosed revolver.
I'll pass on this glass of Glock cool-aid, thank you very much.
I used to believe that was true.
However, several reports over several years of suspects carted off to the hospital after 3,5,7, or 9 hits from a 9mm changed my opinion. If someone is threatening me I don't want a round that sends them to the hospital, I want a round that sends them to the morgue.
Some will only feed reliably with round nose, not the best choice for defense.
As for home defense, look at an all stainless steel .357mag double action revolver with 4" barrel.
You can shoot .38 special or .357mag. any style bullet will work. Mix or match makes no difference. Still works.
If one round fails to fire for some reason just pull the trigger again for the next round. No having to learn how to clear a jam. Load, aim, shoot, eject. Repeat.
I'll keep my G19. Critical Duty +p is just as effective as a .40 using anything else.
Good thing the barrel is ported. Otherwise it would kick like a mule.
The Marines teach marksmanship. I can tell you from personal experience, many of the Marine Recruits come from the cities and have never fired a long arm before joining. Many of them have never used a shovel or swung a sledge either.
I've CC a Sig p220, a full sized DA 45acp weapon. You do need to choose your wardrobe carefully though.
I would have to agree with that except for the .45 for obvious reasons. The problem is you really only get one good shot. A 9mm holding 15 Critical Duty is heady stuff. Who cares if it can penetrate a car doors and windows. That's cop stuff.
I own and XD in .45 ACP. I love it.
The 9 mike mike is the most common round, it's used by most miltary forces so running out will not be an issue. Same same for .223/5.56 and 7.62. I can carry more rounds of 9mm than .40. Heck, I can carry a brick of .22s in the space of 5 9mm/.40 mags. Weight matters when hoofing.
.22 may be small but most will break off an attack when hit a few times from max range. We are talking about people not Grizzlies.
Glock 32 and an M4. My back up is a .22 mag bolt action that is accurate out to 150yards+. I have 3000 rounds for it.
As I recall, recruits are taught marksmanship and don't become Marines unless they meet the Corps' minimum standards.
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Texas had to change it's rules in order to license the Karnes County Residential Center as a child care provider, but the Texas Department of Family and Protective services has done it. The license was issued for 60 days, giving the facility time to correct problems found in a March 29, 2016 inspection.
The Karnes County Residential Center is located southeast of San Antonio, Texas, and consists of barracks behind brick walls. It holds a maximum of 580 migrants, most mothers and children apprehended crossing the border and is run by the GEO Group, a private correctional detention company.
This is a shame. Painting Sponge Bob Square Pants on wall murals does not a child care center make.
See the Texas Observer and the New York Times articles for more information.
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April 18, 2016Washington D.C. - Today, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in United States v. Texas. The highest court will now decide whether the President's deferred action initiatives announced in November 2014, known as expanded DACA and DAPA, move forward.
"The lawyers arguing for the deferred action initiatives made a convincing case that the law and the Constitution are on our side. As expected, the Justices asked probing questions to both sides, demonstrating they understand the high stakes involved this case," said Beth Werlin, Executive Director of the American Immigration Council.
According to the Council's Legal Director Melissa Crow, "Much of the argument focused on whether Texas really has standing – a sufficient stake in the outcome of the case to file a lawsuit. The arguments highlighted the fact that this is a political dispute about enforcement policies, not the type of legal dispute that should be before the Supreme Court. Texas' arguments on standing are unconvincing. As Justice Breyer noted, a finding by the Court that Texas has standing could flood the courts with lawsuits based on all kinds of political disagreements between States and the federal government."
President Obama's deferred action initiatives advance common-sense enforcement priorities. To qualify for deferred action, individuals must have continuously resided in the United States since January 1, 2010, register with the government and pass a criminal background check. Instead of tearing apart families through broad enforcement actions, the President is letting law enforcement officials focus their attention on those who pose the greatest threats to public safety.
The American Immigration Council and 325 other immigrants' rights, civil rights, labor and service-provider organizations filed an amicus brief in the case outlining how families and communities would benefit from the initiatives.
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In a recent study, The Perryman Group analyzed the economic benefits and costs of the undocumented workforce to Texas. The results indicate gains of millions of jobs and billions of dollars to taxing entities.
Subtracting the costs from the total fiscal benefits yields an estimate of the net fiscal effect of the undocumented population. The Perryman Group estimates that the total net fiscal effect of the Texas undocumented population includes benefits of $32.9 billion each year, including
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Austin American Statesman by Jasmin Ulloa
"It is shocking to see that these are the women and children considered by our government to be a priority enforcement target," [Denise] Gilman said. "Detention means that people are going to be summarily deported back to their countries, even though they have good asylum claims. It means that even if they are then released and allowed to pursue their asylum claims, they are going to be living with this trauma on top of trauma."
"It is shocking to see that these are the women and children considered by our government to be a priority enforcement target," [Denise] Gilman said. "Detention means that people are going to be summarily deported back to their countries, even though they have good asylum claims. It means that even if they are then released and allowed to pursue their asylum claims, they are going to be living with this trauma on top of trauma."
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The Supreme Court just announced that it will hear arguments on the Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA) lawsuit. This is good news because the court will decide whether Texas and other states can block the implementation of DAPA.
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Texas Gov. Abbott wrote a letter to President Obama saying that Texas would refuse Syrian refugees after the recent terrorist attack in Paris:
Given the tragic attacks in Paris and the threats we have already seen, Texas cannot participate in any program that will result in Syrian refugees — any one of whom could be connected to terrorism — being resettled in Texas.
Refugees must prove they have no ties to terrorist organizations
Although security of our country and Texas is paramount, the screening process that refugees must go through before entering the U.S. is rigorous. The U.S. handpicks the refugees who resettle here, and they go through multiple layers of security checks involving the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, the Department of Defense and intelligence agencies, making them the most vetted group of people who come to the U.S. These checks typically require from 2-3 year before the refugee is cleared and can be brought to the U.S.
In order to enter the U.S. refugees must prove that they (and their family members) have no ties and have provided no support to terrorist groups or their members. The U.S. has been criticized for making it nearly impossible to enter the U.S. as a refugee from a country where terrorist organizations operate and for people who are often victims of terrorist activity themselves.
Refugees are a Federal matter
The Refugee Act of 1980, gives the president power to admit refugees who face "persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion" into the United States. Once a refugee is admitted to the U.S. they are free to live anywhere in the U.S. (even Texas). There is no law that allows governors to overrule the President on who can be admitted to the U.S. as a refugee.
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission Office of Immigration and Refugee Affairs (OIRA) administers federal funds for refugees. The actual resettlement of refugees in the local communities is conducted by local voluntary resettlement agencies (VOLAGs) that work with the U.S. State Department. The Texas OIRA distributes funds to help refugees become employed, learn English and adjust to cultural differences.
Can Governor Abbott block Syrian refugees?
No. Governor Abbott cannot overrule President Obama regarding the admission of refugees. He may be able to restrict state funds that are available to refugees, but most of these are tied to federal monies and could endanger the entire program. Further, the refusal of only Syrian refugees raises equal protection concerns.
Can Governor Abbott make Texas look unwelcoming and xenophobic? He already has.
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The Memorial Hermann Medical Group Northeast Women's Healthcare clinic near Houston is now enforcing immigration law and seeking to have patients deported.
They reported an immigrant woman seeking medical care to the sheriff's office earlier this month because she allegedly presented a fake Texas driver's license as identifcation. Blanca Borrego was seeing her doctor for a cyst that was causing abdominal pain, and paying for the medical care with private insurance provided through her husband's job. The deputies arrested her in front of her 8-year old U.S. citizen daughter. She has been charged with tampering with a government record, a felony.
Denise Gilman, director of the immigration clinic at the University of Texas School of Law in Austin, said that although Borrego's arrest probably did not violate medical privacy laws, "it certainly is a violation of the doctor-patient relationship, of the trust."
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"Medical settings should be free from immigration enforcement," said Ana Rodriguez DeFrates, state policy and advocacy director in Texas for the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, who was among those organizing protests.
She said Borrego's arrest "will no doubt reverberate in Latina communities across Texas," noting that many Texas Latinas die from cervical and breast cancer due to lack of preventive care "in large part because they can't access medical providers, and when they do, they fear precisely what happened to this woman."
Rodriguez DeFrates said law enforcement officials should ask themselves, "With the limited resources for immigration enforcement we have, is this really where the threat exists: where women come in to get their healthcare needs met, with their children?"
Texas Governor Greg Abbott thinks that this incident is one to be proud of:
Los Angeles Times by Molly Hennessy-Fiske
This is shameful. Immigrants should be free to seek healthcare without fear of facing deportation. What does Texas First Lady Cecila Abbott, granddaughter of immigrants from Mexico, think of this?
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The October Visa Bulletin introduces a new system that allows individuals with priority dates to submit their permanent residence applications prior to the date on which a visa is available. The Visa Bulletin provides a "filing date" and a "final action date" for each category.
For example, Lupe is 35, unmarried and the her permanent resident father filed a petition for her on December 15, 1995 (category F2B). On October 1, 2015, Lupe can file an application for adjustment of status (I-485) and an application for employment authorization (I-765) with USCIS because her priority date is before January 1, 1996 (the "filing date").
Her application cannot be approved until the "final action date" is after December 15, 1995, but she can work with authorization while she waits.
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The Baylor Law School received one of five 2015 Pro Bono Publico Awards from the American Bar Association last week.
The Pro Bono Publico Awards program seeks to identify and honor individual lawyers and small and large law firms, government attorney offices, corporate law departments and other institutions in the legal profession that have enhanced the human dignity of others by improving or delivering volunteer legal services to our nation's poor and disadvantaged. These services are of critical importance to the increasing number of people in this country living in a state of poverty who are in need of legal representation to improve their lives.
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Recursive blocked algorithms for solving triangular systems—Part I: one-sided and coupled Sylvester-type matrix equations
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Now, as an old man, I realize the only thing I can change is myself, and suddenly I realize that if long ago I had changed myself, I could have made an impact on my family.
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"We have actually finished up to phase three trials now in Indonesia on 504 patients," he said.
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Professor Reynolds says they plan to have it on the market by next year.
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A Traipse Through Summer's Business Folly
By HUBERT B. HERRING
Published: September 3, 1996
Yes, the dreaded day is here. Schoolchildren must be yanked away from the beach and the bliss of staying up late, and grown-ups must put on oh-so-solemn faces and concentrate again on the tasks at hand. Call it Labor Day + 1 -- no, make that Refocusing Day.
Even if you returned from vacation weeks ago, even if you think you're up on the news, were you really paying attention? If you were, you get the Scrooge award for workaholics.
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Let's see. You probably tuned out about mid-June, when that Sumitomo copper trader -- knowing he would never land in the record books by outsprinting Michael Johnson -- got his gold medal for losing more than any human had ever lost: an astounding $1.8 billion. What came next? The usual head-scratching, inquiries, mending of corporate ways. But the price of copper still hasn't recovered. And some rogue trader, fantasies running full tilt, is even now looking to smash the record.
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So with a computer, the right trading desk and a lot of nerve, you can lose a billion. But how do you make big money? Simple. Just toss a lot of balls into a basket and tell your team you're thinking of doing it somewhere else next season. That certainly worked this summer for Michael Jordan and Shaquille O'Neal, who at first glance seemed to be earning so much that -- under the National Basketball Association's salary caps -- other team members might have to pay to play. (They won't, of course; basketball, like tax law, is loophole heaven.)
An alternative strategy: Quit one of the biggest corporate jobs in the country. AT&T's president, Alex Mandl, traded a clear shot at becoming the phone giant's chief executive for the chairman's job at Associated Communications, a tiny wireless company just starting out. His signing bonus: $20 million.
You've heard enough about the Olympics, no doubt. And that is just the way Joe McGinniss felt about a certain trial. He got $1 million from Crown Books to sit courtside at the O. J. Simpson spectacular and then tell the tale in print, but this summer he forfeited the advance. Saying he had nothing to say that hadn't been said (since when does that stop book writers?), he called the trial an ''utter farce'' -- ''expensive therapy'' that showed him what he wanted to do in life (which did not include writing an O. J. book).
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If you felt the earth shake this summer, it wasn't aliens invading -- or earthlings invading theaters to see aliens invading. It was a pillar of the economy of recent years shifting on its foundation. Fidelity Magellan, the giant mutual fund that has turned many a nest egg into a hefty omelet, is shrinking -- its assets falling by $3.5 billion in July alone. Investors pulled nearly a billion out, and a wobbly stock market did the rest. Analysts remain on watch for signs of faltering enthusiasm at mutual funds, whose billions have fed the long bull market.
Or maybe the shaking came from the Nasdaq market, which got blasted by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Frustrated investors have long been told that while they can sell a Nasdaq stock for, say, $19, they must pay a hefty mark-up to buy it; dealers that tried to narrow the spread were subjected to noisy, crude pressure. Such cozy little practices, the S.E.C. said, constituted price-fixing -- and had to stop. But was this a pure, sweet victory for investors? Don't be silly. A by-product of a chastened Nasdaq is likely to be higher commissions, so it might be a wash.
It's amazing, in our technologically manic society, how quickly a novelty evolves into a necessity. Live without a VCR? Impossible. A microwave? Never. And E-mail: so recently a sci-fi fantasy, so rapidly taken for granted. Just think of the angst early in August when America Online crashed for most of a day. AOL has six million subscribers, and the agonizing screams of E-mail withdrawal echoed across the land. If on-line services keep growing, will such episodes be more frequent?
The next necessity? The Internet seems a likely candidate. No, it isn't there yet, despite all the ''http''s and ''//''s and ''www''s dribbled across all those brochures and magazine ads. But Internet browsing is on the rise, with an epic battle unfolding between Microsoft and Netscape to provide the tools. This is one to watch, if only as a sign of whether Microsoft will in fact be running the world soon.
And what of ancient technologies like radio and television? Many people are still betting that these aren't dinosaurs yet, even though they are forming huge herds as if their lives depended on it. The media merger craze ignited by deregulation stayed hot this summer, with Time Warner's $6.7 billion purchase of Turner Broadcasting getting Federal Trade Commission approval in July, and Westinghouse buying Infinity Broadcasting to create a giant with 83 radio stations.
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January 2, 2013 at 10:21 am #18995
Hi there,
is there a simple way to display thumbnails below the image on a portfolio item, instead of just dots? I need to put 5+ images in each portfolio item and it would help usability a lot.
Portfolio layout: "Text right to small image"
I tried to solve the issue with putting in a nextgen gallery, but this will only display below the content on the right, so it's not a solution.
Here is the page: http://www.see-gold.com/portfolio/verre-eglomise-signage/
Thanks in advance for help and suggestions.
ThomasJanuary 2, 2013 at 3:59 pm #101673
Hi Thomas,
For each portfolio item you just need to go to the Slideshow Options meta box under the visual editor. The dropdown option for "Portfolio Display Option" has an option to Disable Slideshow and then show images below each other. Just select this from that dropdown and save the portfolio item.
DevinJanuary 3, 2013 at 8:47 am #101674
Hi Devin,
thanks for your input.
However, I don't want to display all images in full size below each other, but I want the slideshow with small thumbnails underneath (where the 3 dots are now, that show which image is active).
Do you know a simple way to do that, or would it be better to just create pages with nextgen galleries for example. I prefer not to do that, because it would mean losing the nice portfolio functions of the theme.
ThomasJanuary 3, 2013 at 4:14 pm #101675
Hi Thomas,
No, that isn't easily possible without doing quite a bit of customization to the way the theme handles the portfolio.
DevinJanuary 6, 2013 at 3:25 pm #101676
Hi Devin,
I don't see the Disable Slideshow option in the visual editor for my portfolio posts. I only have "Autorotation active?" and "Slideshow autorotation duration".
Coult it be fixed with code for each post instead?
I'm on wordpress 3.5, could that be the problem?
Thank youJanuary 7, 2013 at 4:07 am #101677
@ripcordian: Try to download the latest version of Eunoia. You can find "Disable Slideshow, show images bellow each other" on "Slideshow Options", look for "Portfolio Display Option".
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Ooh, new collections! Baking Beauties... does that mean mineralize products?? Count me in!
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January 15th, 2013, 11:46 AM #9
I'm gonna guess this will be a bronzing collection with MSFs and MBs, but honestly it could just as easily be a Quite Cute type collection with cute cupcake and frosting colors. 'Gonna need some info, hehe.
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I hope it's MSFs, need new colors in my lifeYeah I'm superficial, Whatever...
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Sounds good enough to eat lol. I know I will love this collection.
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OMG this sounds like EVERYTHING is BAKED lol. msf and mes, and mb!!!
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Metal Rock maybe? I think it would fit considering the name of the collection.
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I just realized this collection comes out when I'll be in Hawaii. Hmmmm. Well. I guess if there are things I want I can either order via my phone or in the business center if the hotel has one. I'll be in Hawaii for two weeks. I can't wait!
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I hope it is going to be a pastel colour collection with some new awesome pigments
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I wouldn't mind some sweet cupcakes and yummy pastries.
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Same with clothes really. Can't really wear them on their own, cos they make my skin look bleak
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