I would check the encoding on the database. Make sure it’s set to utf-8 unicode Edit: Here is an article for more indepth reading: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=328641 Also taken from here The reason why I suggest you check the encoding is because if you insert something into a database with encoding set to ISO 8859-7 Greek, then … Read more
If you look at the nextgen gallery slideshow widget you will find the option “select gallery” => “all images”.
NextGen uploads your images basically as Attachment Post types. This means that the tags themselves are stored in the wp_terms table
This is what you need to do: 1. In the Dashboard, go to Gallery > Other options 2. Click on “Lightbox effects” tab 3. Click “Show advanced settings” 4. In the text boxes, changes the stylesheet and javascript urls. Change from ‘localhost’ to your new path. 5. Click save 6. Done! It will now work … Read more
Usually I hate answers like this, but there are a bunch of plugins that achieve this sort of thing: Plugin Load Filter, Disable Plugins, Plugin Logic, Plugin Organizer
Assuming you actually have something in the $gallery object (hint: confirm that by print_r($gallery) in your template), then your code should work. Perhaps step back and leave the database stuff to NextGEN, just count the image IDs: global $nggdb; $poze = get_field(‘poze’); if ($poze && count($poze)) { $galleryID = $poze[0][‘ngg_id’]; $imageIDs = $nggdb->get_ids_from_gallery($galleryID); $count = … Read more
try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?q=$uri&$args; Worked for me. Otherwise POST requests were missing the action parameter, whyever.
you could probably use something like : <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[nggallery id=2 0-1000]’); ?> which would show them all… you could replace the second number (in this case 1000) with a variable that would fetch a number of pictures in a gallery..
Under Gallery Settings, set “Number of images per page” to 1. Then check the box for “Add hidden images.” This should display just the first thumbnail in you gallery, and when you click on it, you can navigate through them in a lightbox. Then you have to remove the page navigation at the bottom of … Read more
I use the Next Gen Smooth Gallery plug in which is a small additional plugin which makes customizing slideshows and galleries from the nextgen plug in VERY easy.