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Hi @phsriva,
Could you please confirm that you are installing the plugin from your site’s “Dashboard -> Plugins -> Add new -> Upload plugin -> Choose file”?
Hi @skophek,
Thank you very much for your constructive feedback. All of the points mentioned are valid improvements and we’ve already added the majority of these within the roadmap of the future NextGen Gallery backend redesign project.
Just a minor concretization, we’d like to do ref the following point:
edit thumb – missing option save & close
Currently, there is actually an “Update” button to save the changes and an “X” icon in the top-right corner of the popup that allows to close the popup. We’d like to ensure that these actually appear in your case and you’d just like to see the UI improved.The above being said. We’ll be happy to add your reply to our feature requests board.
Best Regards,
Imagely TeamHi @sarahsas,
Please contact us directly at https://www.imagely.com/report-bug/ and we’ll have a direct look at it to see if there’s anything else we can suggest.
Thanks
Hi @sarahsas,
Sorry, let’s try something else instead as the previous constant isn’t likely to solve the path issue on Bitnami.
Please edit NGG’s configuration file:
nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/ngglegacy/ngg-config.php and change line 14 from
$path = ”;
to:
$path = ‘/janet/bitnami/wordpress/’;- This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Imagely.
NextGen Gallery NextGEN Gallery 1.9.12 version dates back from 2013 and while the folder structure remained the same, we’ve changed the shortcodes structure 2 times now which means that after updating to the latest version of NextGen Gallery, you’ll also have to manually re-insert all of the gallery shortcodes/blocks into the pages. This process cannot be done in automated way. Aside of that, everything else is supposed to work fine after the transition.
The above being the case, we recommend you first of all creating a site’s files+database backup and only then proceed with the updates.
Hi @samuelker09,
So to start with, could you please let us know more details such as the WP version you use for your site, the version of NextGen Gallery plugin and whether you are using or not a premium version of our plugins?
- This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Imagely.
Hi @sarahsas,
Let’s try adding this constant to your wp-config.php to see if that’ll solve it:
define('NGG_GALLERY_ROOT_TYPE', 'content');Hi @billsolo,
Just as a suggestion, in case that you’d like to learn it yourself, a good starting point would be checking NextGen Gallery plugin’s documentation from here: https://www.imagely.com/docs/?top-category=nextgen-gallery
If you are looking for a specialist who’ll setup everything for you, we suggest you also post it in WordPress Help type of groups from the social media for a better reachability.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Imagely.
Thanks @klasyc.
I think this explains it. Such reports are extremely rare to be honest but in any case, we’ve registered it for our developers’ review.
Hi @richardmilburn,
Looks like the pagination fails due to CORS related issues. Let’s check to make sure that you’ve properly set force SSL redirection then try again.
Hi @sysiphos,
There’s no such a REST API command but you can trigger/force a gallery folder scan with the following code:
$gallerypath = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT path FROM {$wpdb->nggallery} WHERE gid = '{$this->gid}'"); nggAdmin::import_gallery($gallerypath, $gallery_id);Hi @klasyc,
Thanks for reaching out. Just out of the curiosity, could you please let us know what device, browser and internet connection speed were you using while bumping into this issue?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Photo Gallery, Sliders, Proofing and Themes - NextGEN Gallery] NavigationOur guess is that you are referring about the lightbox styling. If you use the default SimpleLightbox, you can try styling its navigation using a custom CSS rule such as the one from below:
.sl-wrapper .sl-navigation button, .sl-wrapper .sl-close { font-size: 6rem !important; }Hi @apfelcash,
NGG’s widget title uses the regular WP’s .widget-title class so it normally should inherit the theme’s style but you can also try to style it using custom CSS:
.ngg_images .widget-title { color: red !important; }Hi @torben76,
I’d probably try reducing the image’s resolution to let’s say 3000 pixels for the longest edge then I’d try uploading the same image by let’s say 500 pixels bigger continuing to increase that until finding out the threshold when the server fails to process the image and I’d keep a slightly smaller than that resolution as the maximum one I can consistently use.