Marcel Brinkkemper

You could place your galleries on password protected pages.

the lazyest-gallery plugin should be in the lazyest-gallery directory.
please try this: delete the lazyest-gallery directory and install by using the wordpress installer.

It seems like your plugin was not installed correctly. One of the files is missing. Please delete, download and re-install the plugin.
The file is in the lazyest-gallery.0.14.0.4.zip file!

please don’t WTF me.

The comment classes are generated by WordPress by wp_list_comments()
You could add formatting to classes commentlist and comment in the stylesheet of your theme. Or analyse the formatting of comments on non-gallery posts.

right, thanks
I’ve spotted the issue.
The problem is that the filename is represented as an attribute (id) instead of a tag.
I’ll fix it in the coming release.

Cyborg.
What version of Lazyest Gallery are you running?
Lazyest Gallery is now using the WordPress shortcode tags.
If you have changed host, you have to use the new syntax.
Try [lg_gallery]
Good luck
for more information about Lazyest Gallery check http://brimosoft.nl/lazyest/

You have to enclose php statements within php tags. So as soon as you come to an HTML element you should close the php with ?>
After the HTML element you open a new php statement etcetera.
Nesting php tags is not possible

<?php
   if (is_page('my_page'))  { ?>

<ul>
 <?php
 global $post;
 $myposts = get_posts('category=4');
 foreach($myposts as $post) :
 ?>

<li><a>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li>
 <?php endforeach; ?>
 </ul>
 <?php }
?>

it’s possible in lazyest gallery.