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Forum: Themes and Templates
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@Idekay, from the start I said that the “div thing” works with the shortcode, just right as in my examples. It can’t work with the generated code via IGW button. That isn’t a shortcode, it’s only a placeholder to the function.
As for the theme, if it doesn’t work anyway (as described above with the manual shortcode), you can test with a Twenty-series WordPress theme (deactivating your current theme only for that moment) just to have the evidence that your theme is possibly the culprit, regardless whether you did or did not intend to change the theme for such a thing.
@phildoughty, the hierarchy is exactly as you described it, and you can see doing it with the drag-and-drop.
After creating your sub-albums with their own galleries, you will create another album and put them sub-albums into that.
In “edit album” you can add the image for the album.@Idekay, I have tested again and I confirm that it works (even without !important). Maybe your theme is overwriting, and on your site I also see in your CSS code that you haven’t defined the right slideshow.
Now, let’s start from the beginning with the new code for right and left. Delete what you have in NextGEN CSS custom area and write this.ngg-slideshow-left { margin-right: 15px; float: left; } .ngg-slideshow-right { margin-left: 15px; float: right; }and save. In the text editor, depending on where you want the slideshow you will need to write, e.g.:
<div class="ngg-slideshow-left">[ngg_images gallery_ids="1" display_type="photocrati-nextgen_basic_slideshow"]</div>and/or
<div class="ngg-slideshow-right">[ngg_images gallery_ids="2" display_type="photocrati-nextgen_basic_slideshow"]</div>After saving clear you cache, and it should works.
If it doesn’t work, it’s because of your theme maybe, so you can try with !important propriety.
You may need to add that in one or all properties, e.g.:.ngg-slideshow-left { margin-right: 15px !important; float: left !important; }@Idekay, I’m not sure I understood what you said, and
I reset the default CSS to float:right
by “default” do you mean the first CSS I gave you? If you want to change that, you don’t have only to change left to right, you have to change also margin:right to left.
I have tried both CSS and div in a site of mine and they works, and since the first code worked for you too I don’t understand why the second should not work.
A link to a page with the slideshow would be helpful.@timfl, if you have a gallery on two or more pages, you must save the changes in the current page before moving on to the next.
I think that you may have inadvertently clicked on the arrow to the next page before saving, because in the rush and distraction sometimes it happened to me too.@Idekay, if you want to choose either left or right, with a little more CSS and a div where needed you can do it. The style that you enter in that custom area will not be lost after the plugin updates.
(You know, if a plugin puts all the possible options for every user, you can imagine how bigger it will get, and the custom CSS area is just there for these and not-so-requested small changes).
E.g., if you add under the previous code:.ngg-slideshow-right { margin-left: 15px; float: right; }you’ll have a slideshow that floats to the left by default (the first), and a slideshow that floats to the right (the second) if you wrap its div around the slideshow shortcode:
<div class="ngg-slideshow-right">[slideshow shortcode]</div>
Of course it’s the same if you want to also have the slideshow default position available, in this case it will be enough to transform the class of the first code in “.ngg-slideshow-left”, and insert the div where you want.
I hope that’s clear.@sagar Gajjar, can you explain better what you mean, or put a link to the page with the problem explaining what you would to achieve?
.ngg-slideshow { margin-right: 15px; float: left; }In Gallery > Other options > Styles. You may need to clear your cache to see the effect.
@Idekay, yes you can do it with CSS. You can give a float: left and a margin-right to the slideshow wrapper.
@long Beach Web Design, I don’t have any evidence, but as advanced before I suspect that the DB cleaner plugin may be responsible of some data loss.
@long Beach Web Design, your issue seems just like a plugin conflict.
Have you disabled them all at once or one-by-one? The best thing is disable them all at once.
I suggest to deactivate your current theme too, activating one of WordPress default themes, even if I don’t think it’s a theme conflict, I would give it a try anyway.
Do you have a plugin that “clean” your DB maybe? That kind of plugin can do some damage, deleting too much.
And have you tried to delete that gallery page (or delete only the content) and publishing that or another gallery in a new page?
Another action could be reset all options, but keep it as a last resort.@ranscapture, yes it works on Chrome too.