There aren’t really any good filters/hooks that are going to allow you to place the custom drop down control where you’d like. What you should do instead is create a new template from an existing one, then add your widget code in. I’m going to edit “gallery.php”, but you must edit album.php or whichever gallery … Read more
I got some help from Benjamin at the WordPress support forums The solution I ended up with is the following: global $nggdb; $galleries = array(); $children = get_children(“post_parent=$post->ID”); foreach($children as $kid) { print_r($kid); $page_id = $kid->ID; $album_mapper = C_Album_Mapper::get_instance(); $albums = $album_mapper->find_all(array(‘pageid = %s’, $page_id), TRUE); foreach ($albums as $albumMap) { $albumID = $albumMap->ID(); After … Read more
I had the same problem the site I was developing was utilizing this plugin to show gallery on the homepage. The first few days the site was working well but when I launched a persistent white screen of death error developed. I used the FTP access to rename the plugin file to something like(old_plugins) in … Read more
You’re better off with doing your image optimization on your desktop side. Web apps are just for the rescue. Nothing else.
I found the answerto my own question. Hooray! Don’t know if it’s completely proper but this worked. I added the code: to the footer.php and voila! This is the tutorial that helped me
The NextGEN Pro Horizontal Filmstrip Gallery display with caption option will display basically the same output as what you are referring to in the other example.
Have you tried this for NextGen? – http://wordpress.org/support/topic/nextgen-image-gallery-captions Excerpt (many other useful tips at the linked thread): ENABLING CAPTIONS BELOW GALLERY IMAGES When you add a gallery to a post/page, you get this by default: [nggallery id=1] You need to add this: [nggallery id=1 template=caption] GETTING THE CAPTIONS YOU JUST ENABLED TO SHOW-UP When importing … Read more
I just forget the idea. Doing it with NGG is way too complicated. I am looking for a different solution. Magic gallery (PRO) look good to me
since the site has a white background, a quick workaround could be to save the pngs as jpeg with white background? this thread mentions a possible solution: wordpress dot org/support/topic/plugin-nextgen-gallery-problems-with-png-transparency-thumbnails?replies=9 this has an unpdated solution: wordpress dot org/support/topic/plugin-nextgen-gallery-png-thumbnails-with-transparancy-problem-1?replies=5 and this thread suggests saving as 24bit png’s rather than 8bit wordpress dot org/support/topic/nextgen-gallery-transparent-images-showing-black-background-with-resize?replies=8#post-1921440 ps cant post … Read more
Never mind…i found the CODE (with the help of Alex Rabe), it is as follows: <?php echo get_permalink( $image->pageid ) ?>