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We don’t offer an official option, but you can control this by adding the following CSS to your wp-admin:
#ngg_page_content a { color: blue; }and just adjust the color to your preference.
Hi @francoc30!
When managing a gallery you can move images from one gallery to another using the “Bulk actions” dropdown that is just above the images listing.
Thanks @bob-reeves! That’s always great to hear 🙂
You are mostly correct. You need to copy the file
default-view.phptowp-content/ngg/modules/photocrati-nextgen_basic_thumbnails/templates/but the filename must end in-view.phpThat new file will not be removed or changed by NextGEN updates.
You can still use the legacy templates for now, and even when we remove them we will still either make them available through a constant or move them into a separate additional plugin.
Correct.
mount --bind /mnt/nfserver/wp-content/ /var/www/wp-content/will cause Linux to treat the two locations as one and the same, but each directory is treated as having unique files so beware of existing backup configurations possibly making duplicate copies.You can make that permanent in your /etc/fstab with:
/mnt/nfserver/wp-content /var/www/wp-content none bind 0 0It looks like the images on that page are not being served from your domain but instead optimole.com. We unfortunately don’t yet support any CDN, but I suspect that is the probable cause of your problem. Can you exempt NextGEN images from that feature?
Those galleries appear to be from the WordPress Media Library, not NextGEN Gallery.
The following CSS should fix your problem though:
.gallery-item { text-align: center; }I hope that helps!
Using a colon should avoid this issue
Thanks for confirming that @florian99! I’ve added this to our bug tracker and will try to have it resolved soon.
Sorry for the delay @strummer84 , we’re a bit behind lately with all the holiday activity.
I’ve looked at your example page but I don’t see any NextGEN galleries being displayed there.
It appears that the previous image (“back”) link isn’t actually always working: it links from image 1 to 3 (end of the gallery) but the link from image 3 to image 2 causes image 1 to display again.
I suspect the problem is caused by the word “döner” in the URL: that should work correctly but in case something has changed to break that — could you please try removing that middle image from the gallery and re-uploading it with a plain “doner” in the filename?
Thanks @robertboyl! I hope you also had a happy Christmas.
I’m going to mark this thread as resolved just for maintenance purposes, but I promise I’m going to reply to your original question.
The images being served are simple thumbnails and should load pretty quickly.
I’m not experiencing any particular delay loading those images; but I must say that your site is quite lean in design and fast: maybe it’s just that loading images feels slow by comparison just because it’s on such a fast loading page?
I’ll have to debug this more but I think PolyWogg is right that the issue is caused by WordPress and the double dashes in the URL. I can reproduce this problem on my development system, and I know that at one time we definitely worked with gallery titles having two dashes in the name.
I’ve added to our internal bugtracker and will try to have this resolved in our next release or two. Thanks @dexter74656 and @polywogg!
Thanks 3tsshots!
I don’t have a solution for you at the moment, but I can reproduce the problem. I’ve added this to our internal bug tracker, and I’ll try to have it fixed in the next release.