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Hi @portantica,
Honestly saying, we wouldn’t recommend proceeding with any of such optimizations that implies NGG’s database items.
For example WP Sweep detects the tags as orphaned terms when they aren’t and using that option would simply delete all of NGG’s tags. We’ll have to use a filter to exclude ngg_tag taxonomy from WP Sweep’s array in one of the upcoming updates.
Hi @stenox,
Could you please let us know how many galleries you’ve used to have in the past priorly updating to WP 6.0.2 and what WP version were you using?
We hope that you wouldn’t mind submitting a support ticket at https://www.imagely.com/report-bug/ for us to have a direct look.
Thanks
Hi @stenox,
We don’t have any other similar reports so, as usual, we’ll suggest first of all checking for a conflict by temporarily deactivating the other plugins excepting NextGen Gallery and switching to a theme from the Twenty series to see if that’ll change anything speed-wise.
Hi @oncehector,
The way our ajax pagination works is it requests the whole next page (header, menus, footer, and all) and then finds the corresponding gallery
<div>and swaps out the content.Improving your site’s performance is sadly all that can be done here really.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Photo Gallery, Sliders, Proofing and Themes - NextGEN Gallery] 3 galleriesIThere are no such plugin side limitations. You can insert many galleries per page but that will obviously increase the page’s loading time because of the amount of media loading on the same page at once.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Photo Gallery, Sliders, Proofing and Themes - NextGEN Gallery] update errorIf you use an optimization plugin that has JS minify enabled, try deleting the minified files ( or temporarily deactivate JS minify/combine ) then let it create those again to see if that’ll fix it.
Hi @philhower,
Looks like a GDlibrary function that’s missing.
NextGen Gallery requires PHP GDlibrary for the images’ processing so please check with your hosting provider to ensure it is enabled and activated on your hosting account.Hope this helps
Hi @profjoecain,
I’m afraid we’ll need some more details from you because we couldn’t find the image result you’ve mentioned to have a look at its metadata within the Google preview so we hope that you wouldn’t mind reaching out to our support team directly at https://www.imagely.com/contact/
Thanks
They can only create galleries and upload images to them having backend access to your site. Unfortunately, NextGen doesn’t come with a frontend uploader.
Hi @pbogaczyk,
Unfortunately, NextGen doesn’t include such an option that would allow the non-logged in visitors create their own galleries and upload images to them.
We can only register this one as a feature request.
Hi @pbogaczyk,
You can control the user role that’s allowed to do specific actions ( including creating and managing galleries ) in NextGen from “Other Options -> Roles & Capabilities”.
Seems like a non-critical warning so feel free to disable the error reporting by editing your site’s
wp-config.phpfile by FTP and replace:define('WP_DEBUG', false);with these:
ini_set('display_errors','Off'); define('WP_DEBUG', false); define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);In this case you may want to check and ensure that NextGen Gallery is installed and up to dated on this sub-directory then also check the pages to see if the NextGen Gallery blocks added point to existing galleries from Manage Galleries.
Not really sure if the Portfolio page is under the admin access or not but it doesn’t seem to load for us at all so you’ll probably need to review how you are adding the galleries to your pages.
Worth mentioning that NextGen doesn’t create a page named portfolio by itself.
You are very welcome and sorry for the reachability problems. We hope that you wouldn’t mind submitting a test ticket whenever that’d be possible for you ( no hurry with that ) so we could double check its fixed ( we’ve made some changes from our side of things that should have solved it ).