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The advice in the post above really helped.
Specifically I was unsure exactly what was the correct path for the CSS and JS settings. I fumbled around but had it wrong until I tried the test below. Try it! This is terrific advice to test if the path is correct. My live function isn’t exactly as I had on dev but it is close. (Just need to get the arrow indicators to show in Slideshow!)
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To correct this issue, please review all Lightbox effects “Advanced Settings” to insure the path to the necessary CSS and JS files are correct and resolve properly.
Look under: Gallery > Other Options > Lightbox Effects … (Show Advanced Settings)
Ideally the paths to the files referenced here will use the same path as the WordPress Installation. To insure the paths to these files is resolving correctly simply copy the file reference for the full path (from the http:// to the end of that line … either a CSS file or a JS file) and paste it into the address bar of your favorite Internet browser and surf to the file.
If a page of CSS, or JS as the case may be, is returned then the file path is correct; if a 404 / Page Not Found is returned then the file path is incorrect and needs to be amended to the correct path.
This path is relevant to your installation in most cases.
The most correct path will likely be along the lines of:
http://example.com/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/… and also including the actual Lightbox CSS and/or JS as appropriate as part of the path. This is used for NextGEN Gallery and the Basic Lightbox Effects.
Great plugin – just a big tease to get it to work to full potential. 🙂
Thank you to Cais and th eteam for all the support!
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Thank you for such a quick response.
Cheers!