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Currently you need to overwrite the old images through ftp as you do.
But from there I think the easy way to do this might be to “create new thumbnails” and “import metadata”. This can be done on the gallery overview via the drop down menu. You might want to test this on a few images before doing it on your whole collection.
That is of course assuming that you have given the files the same names.
Probably because there are some html encoding in it. Try to change the editor to html view and check if the short tag is correctly written.
have you tried the FAQ there is a reasonable list of short codes:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/faq/Otherwise Alex is running this site which shows the results of many different short codes.
http://nextgen-gallery.com/You can peek in the the “view” folder of the plugin to see the available templates.
Galleries:
caption
carouselAlbums:
compact
extendimagebrowser:
caption
exifIf none of those fits you, you will have to make a template your self. There are several guides for how to do that.
You should not have the “” around the id.
It should be [singlepic id=12]
/Kristian
I have only skimmed the tutorial, but it looks good. Thanks for that, a very valuable contribution.
/Kristian
You could use an album for it. Albums are collection of galleries, so I guess that is pretty much what you need. Otherwise I read your question wrong, which entirely possible.
No Alex hasn’t released those samples. They are “just” for inspiration.
So you have to either convince Alex to release the template files, or modify the template yourself.
I can get the demo site to show though.
You can customize the templates for the gallery as described here
http://nextgen-gallery.com/templates/You should be able to use the short code on a page
[nggallery id=x images=0]Where x is your gallery id and the images parameters control the number of images. 0 means show all. However, if you set a different number than the default you will get problems with the ajax pagination.
You can disable that option under
gallery -> options -> gallery -> Integrate slideshow
uncheck the checkbox thereUnder
gallery -> options -> gallery
there is an option called “Integrate slideshow”, there you can setup the names.You can either create an .htaccess file with the content
options -indexesin the gallery folder, or you can put an empty file called index.html in the folder. Both should do the trick.
Sorry I was wrong. You are at the right part of the code.
However, the gallery title is not loaded yet. How to get that into this part of the code is not trivial though.
The code you have your fingers in right now control the link to the slide show. If you want to modify the slide show output you need to dig into the function nggShowSlideshow or nggShow_JS_Slideshow depending on if you have enabled the flash slide show or not.
Hope that helps you on the way.
Okay, you beat me to it with about 30 seconds 🙂