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@tlembke Do you really see the error message
Directory /usr/home/mblanc/htdocs is not writeable ! written in this way?@tlembke If the directory is not writeable there is a high probability that the permissions are not the right ones.
Otherwise there is not enough info to assume something else.
You may ask to your provider.@zimxo I can’t say about “slick”, but I see that the navigation icons are broken. You could try to clear image cache (Other options > Miscellaneous), I don’t know if is useful, but it doesn’t hurt.
Also, try another lightbox effect from the list just to see how it works.@zimxo What do you have selected in Other Options > Lightbox effects?
@yeanium NextGEN images display is already responsive, if that’s what you mean. Maybe your theme layout isn’t.
A link to the page with the issue may help to understand better what’s going on in your case.@frasviluppo, It could be merely a CSS issue, but:
First, a theme or a plugin is never ever a reason not to upgrade WordPress, in fact there is never any reason not to upgrade WordPress. The old versions of any software are always buggy, and the risk of being hacked is high. If a theme or a plugin are no longer compatible with WordPress last version, they must be fixed, or changed.
Second, NextGEN now is at 2.0.66.29 version, and pre-2.0 versions are no longer supported. Authors are different too, and many things have changed.
Third, the way the images are displayed reveals that there is another plugin added, which can alter the NextGEN default behavior, and it should be investigated for a possible conflict.
Take your time to update everything (WordPress, theme, plugins) following the recommended proceedings for each of them (and backups, etc.).
Your is not an amateur site, hire someone if you don’t know how to manage it.@cais this topic can be marked as resolved. Fixed via italian forum after the suggestion to change the permalink from default to post-name.
Edit: Oops I’m late, the OP has already marked it.
@bigwhitedog each of those 7 groups of images become 7 different galleries, Kitchens, Bathrooms and so on.
These groups of images (=galleries) can all be displayed into a page in an Album, and each group will have an image to represent the gallery.
Then, in that gallery with already 39 images you can select groups of images and activate the “copy to …” bulk action to the desired gallery.
Documentationif I understand this right, in NextGen the Gallery is a place for a select group of images and Albums are groups of Galleries
Yes it is.
Here the documentation.@tsemmes, the description of your issue is not clear, and it is not clear why you’ve created an album if you want a slideshow.
@aerta, the site that you linked requires authentication in order to open that page
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Twenty Twelve Auto Hyphenation in FF@midwestlady, add this to your child theme’s stylesheet
.site-content article { -moz-hyphens: none; }Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Ten] Leave a Reply ~ Comments@meandthee, I don’t know Jetpack closely, but I think that comment notifications is already part of the plugin. If it’s not, you will need to install another plugin for this, and yes for another topic you need to open a new thread, in this case in the “Plugins and Hacks” section.
Before doing so, read the plugin’s instructions.@Idekay, no problem.
In order to explain in a few words, with “.ngg-slideshow” we use a pre-existing slideshow class, and we don’t need to put it in a div, but simply overwrite some properties.
With “.ngg-slideshow-left” and “.ngg-slideshow-right” instead we create brand new classes that NextGEN can’t recognize if we don’t put them in a div around the slideshow itself.