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Hi Cais
Thanks for reply.
No I can see the Panel, I can edit, I hit the save key, but when I go back to the list I see it didn’t save the changes.
I wish to remind you that it only happanes when I create the gallery through Manage Galleries–>Add New Gallery

Ops that was the Browser cache
Thanks again

Hi Back again
I’m still having some problems with the plugin I bought, so I’d like some help here.
I found this post that suggests how to create a search for images in NextGen Gallery.

Create a blank PHP file on your local machine called something like “nggSearch2.php” and paste this code into the file.
Using FTP and assuming that you are using the default WordPress plugins directory, create a directory called something like “nggSearch2” in the “/wp-content/plugins/” directory. Place the file, created previously, into the new directory.
Place this <?php if ( function_exists( ‘ngg_images_results’ ) ) ngg_images_results(); ?> in your themes “Search.php” file. It is WordPress best practice to make modifications to theme file by creating a child theme.
Log into the WordPress admin panel and activate the newly created plugin called “NextGen 2.0 Search engine”
Hopefully, I haven’t missed anything. 🙂

I did create the plugin as written above, but can’t find the Search.php file.
So after some ridding i got that customizr theme dosn’t have Search.php and I need to add it to index.php.
I’m using child theme. So what is the best way to do that?

Hi Cais
Did all this, nothing helped.

So here’s the JS I want to insert:

$(".fancybox")
    .attr('rel', 'gallery')
    .fancybox({
        beforeLoad: function() {
            this.title = $(this.element).attr('description');
        }
    });

Don’t want to edit the JS file, I want to do that via my functions.php in my child theme.
Anyone?

Hi Menaka
It was suppused to be added to a serach plugin. No matter now. I used other plugin, thanks anyway.

Oh forgot to tell: the matadata is in hebrew, so it uploads in Gibberish

Found it