electrolund

greenpeas, I have noticed this same behavior. Not sure why it’s the case yet. Have you?

I’m having the same error, Pampo, but with WP 2.9, ericvanderlinden’s solution doesn’t work.

Anyone have ideas?

Hmm, I’m having the same issue with 4 of my blogs. The Pages and Archives don’t show up on any of them. But I don’t see a jQuery option in the WPtouch plugin.

Any ideas?

derMarcus, are you not reading the posts above? It’s all right there. Edit your templates. It worked for me.

Boy, that’s odd. I’m not aware of the “mode=mode” options. What do they do?

I just did a search and all of the instances on my blog where I insert an album, they are in the form of:

[album=x,extend]

And these work as advertised. Does the uppercase “A” that you are using matter?

Thanks, Alex. It should also be noted that to use a theme template nggallery.css, you must also select “Default” in the NextGen Style submenu.

But, I found from experimentation that the location of the theme version of nggallery.css must be here to work:

{wordpress dir}\wp-content\themes\your theme directory\nggallery.css

NOT here, as stated above:

{wordpress dir}\wp-content\themes\nggallery.css

That said, might I suggest for future that this be changed to here?:

{wordpress dir}\wp-content\themes\your theme directory\nggallery\nggallery.css

That would be nicer to maintain, since gallery.php is already in that nggallery subfolder. Less to keep track of that way.

One other thought is that when using template style sheets, there might be paths that break as a result. In my case, there is a shadow effect (shadowAlpha.png) which was broken, since the file is no longer in the plugin root folder. Easy to fix, but still worth noting.

Thanks, mrkingid. I didn’t see that bit about the css file in Alex’s instructions. Just to be clear, Alex says that the gallery template file should be here:

{wordpress dir}\wp-content\themes\default\nggallery\gallery-template1.php

You are saying it should be here:

{wordpress dir}\wp-content\themes\nggallery\gallery-template1.php

I’ve tried both now, with a copy of the nggallery.css file in those two locations above as well as:

{wordpress dir}\wp-content\themes\nggallery.css

Notice I said a copy. I found that css file here:

{wordpress dir}\wp-content\plugins\nextgen-gallery\css\nggallery.css

I’m assuming that it’s safe to copy and not move the file, since after every update of the plugin, it will be restored anyway.

So far, no changes.