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Hi @jassss,

You can disable the "Automatically resize images after upload" and the "Backup the original images?" settings from "NextGen Gallery -> Other Options -> Image Options" then re-upload your images to allow the visitors download full-size originals from SimpleLightbox or Fancybox.

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Imagely.

Hi @jstewart68,

Absolutely. You can add a "NextGen Widget" to your page’s sidebar and select "Recently Added" for the source then indicate how many images you’d like the widget to display.

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Hi @brian_isaacs,

Unfortunately, there’s no such a setting that’d allow displaying more galleries at once within Manage Galleries but you can manually edit nextgen-gallery\products\photocrati_nextgen\modules\ngglegacy\admin\manage-galleries.php line 15 and replace 25 with the number of galleries you’d like to display:

$items_per_page = apply_filters('ngg_manage_galleries_items_per_page', 25);

Hi @candelai,

Could you please let us know if you have done any after and before tests that’d confirm the site is loading slower after updating to WP 6.0 and I am wondering if you’ve specifically noticed it happening on the gallery pages or it’d rather apply to all of your site’s pages.

We have no such community reports ref NextGen Gallery related slow-downs after updating to WordPress 6.0 so far.

Hi @pkeenan,

Thanks for asking us. Unfortunately, we don’t have a Shopify version of NextGen Gallery.

Hi @mawiti,

Unfortunately, no changes were done regarding implementing the images filenames renaming within NextGen Gallery.

Imagely has been in the market for 10+ years, it has always been a small team, so we need to weight the cost/benefit of things we implement, there are 500+ feature requests on our board at the moment, ranging from the most useful and logic things to the most unexpected features you can imagine… when we start a development cycle we try to choose the most impactful features that will benefit the largest base possible and start working on them or fully implement them depending on their complexity, for example WebP support, also we need to apply emergency fixes for medium and large issues that appear on top of the regular plugin maintenance and updating for compliance with WordPress, PHP, MySQL, etc. This unfortunately does not leave as much room as we want to keep improving the plugins.

Thanks for your understanding

I see. We were able to replicate it with Classic Editor and Fancybox. Switching to SimpleLightbox allowed it work properly though. Worth mentioning that we aren’t actively testing anymore our plugins with Classic Editor. Fancybox is also only partially supported for the backwards compatibility reasons.

If using Block Editor you can try adding the PDF link via "Custom HTML" module instead as it appears to be working for us even while using Fancybox:

<a href="https://whitefieldlibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/SummerReadingChallenge.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><img src="https://whitefieldlibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/summerBINGO-232x300.png" /></a>

You’d basically want to backup everything just to avoid missing anything that’s important. A full backup of your gallery directory from wp-content/gallery + database would be recommended.

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Imagely.