I just spent some more time looking at this, and what’s strange is that the code for the previous/next images is showing up in the source code for the page-based galleries, it’s just not showing up on the actual page. Here’s an example:
http://evilbeetgossip.film.com/nicole/90526x7_richie_b-gr_02/
If you look at the source code for this, it looks as though it’s showing the thumbnails for previous/next images, but they never show up on the page.
In contrast, this image — originally embedded in a post rather than a page — shows those images properly:
http://evilbeetgossip.film.com/2009/05/26/tori-spelling-terrified-of-beautiful-daughter/torispellingscaredme1-1/
I’m not seeing any difference in the way the source code handles those thumbnails. Why do they show up on one but not the other?
I had a WP guru look at this last night and he fixed it. For anyone else who stumbles on this thread later, this was the solution:
For some reason, there’s a line of code in the <head> section of Pages
like this:
<style type=”text/css”>.navigation{display: none;}</style>
It’s probably part of some theme coding or a plugin.
The ‘display: none;’ part makes the navigation block invisible. The
code doesn’t appear on Post pages, which is why you could see the nav
of those posts / pages.
I could probably dig around and find some way of stopping that code
from appearing at all – but that might take a while to do. And we like
quick & easy fixes more, don’t we?
So I added ‘display: block;’ to the
<div class=”navigation”… part of your image.php template. That
overrides the other code.
