nilshb
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I found a quick-and-dirty workaround:
in the file nggfunctions.php, I found the lines:
// generate the thumbnail size if the meta data available
if (is_array ($size = $picturelist[$key]->meta_data[‘thumbnail’]) )
$thumbsize = ‘width=”‘ . $size[‘width’] . ‘” height=”‘ . $size[‘height’] . ‘”‘;I commented out the last two, so that the thumbnail size is not taken from the meta date but from the preset thumbnail size. Not elegant, but it works. Anyway, a fix for proper thumbnail size would be better 😉
It seems I found something. I generated the thumbnails manually, when I dot it manually, they are not always 100×100 like they should be, but most of the time 99×100 or 100×99 which seems to mess up the arrangement. If I generate the thumbnails automatically, they are all 100×100 and the layout is fine.
Any fix for this?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: thumbnails in one coloumn onlyThanks for pointing that out – the theme just does not include the ngg css file, so the formatting was wrong 😉
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: NextGEN Gallery] Columns not displaying. 1 column instead of 6Thank you for pointing that out – there is a problem with the header, I will have to check how to put the header into the template in a “clean” way because it seems to be included using some php files. I did not realize that, so the css of the gallery was not included at all resulting in a linebreak for each <div> 😉
Thanks a lot 🙂