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On my site the album links in the same way as you mention, but when I click on the links I actually get to see the galleries that it is supposed to show.
Most likely the problem happens due to some combination of your installation, plugin, browser and so on. Do you have a link to your site, we can look at to see if someone can identify the problem.
/Kristian
I am not sure this is what you are looking for, but it is worth a guess.
Under options -> gallery the first option called “Deactivate gallery page link” means that in an album the gallery will be viewed without having a specific page.
Does that solve your problems?
/Kristian
Yes there is. Just create a myTheme/nggallery/gallery.php it will use that as the default template overriding the one in the plugin folder.
/Kristian
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: NextGEN Gallery padding issueAccording to the FAQ
found at: http://alexrabe.de/wordpress-plugins/nextgen-gallery/faq/
There is a huge gap between the gallery and the text ?
This is based on your theme and the gallery style sheet. Look into the NextGEN Gallery Style sheet and search for “clear:both;“. Delete all of them.Does that help?
/Kristian
@jpivan sorry I just reconfirmed your solution as a valid one. I am sorry if it sounded like I found it. However, I did mention that it was propoesed in a previous post.
Okay, I managed to find a computer with IE9 on.
There are two possible ways to fix this:
1) In your browser, disable compatibility view and the image upload shows just fine. It can be toggled thought the little icon in the adress bar which looks like a torn page. (This was actually suggested in an earlier post as well)
2) Apply the fix suggested by inniskr then it works both in compatibility view and otherwise.
So Ballet news, please apply method 1 and await an update.
I use a modified version of Thrilling theme. http://www.thrillingheroics.com/thrillingtheme/
And I use W3 total cache for caching and minifying. I have enabled the option to strip out html comments. As soon as I disable the minification of the html and thereby the comment removal the test passes fine. So I am pretty sure the error pops up only because html comments are removed in my cache/minify plugin.
Just to add a bit, I just ran the plugin check and I also get the error
“Missing the call to wp_head() in your theme, contact the theme author”
However, I know and double and triple checked. I do call the wp_head(). However, it seems that if you use a minify plugin which strips comments then this error might show anyway. I am not sure that is the problem Ballet news have.
@ballet news, I have no clue why you must update as soon as it says there is a new version. That is certainly not the case in a healthy wordpress install, and you should certainly look into this issue.
And to be honest you make your self look like a fool right now, by issuing this behaviour. Alex has been very nice to put his source code out for everyone to use. However, he does not have access to test every combination of browser/plugins/themes. Therefore this happens from time to time. If there are bug in your combination, you have three options: 1) wait for him to have time 2) Pay him to fix it 3) Fix it your self.
@inniskr I get the same problem in IE8 and can fix it by the same fix you suggested.
/Kristian
@ballet news If you get the error message that your theme is missing a call to wp_head() then your theme does not comply with the standards, and you should update your theme according to the specifications and see if that removes the problem.
Here is a link to the documentatino about wp_head() http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_head
If you can’t do that your self, you should contact the theme developers.
My guess is that what you are looking for is the option:
Gallery -> Options -> slide show
There is an option called duration. I haven’t tested it, but I think that is what you are looking for./Kristian