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@ranscapture, OK try px instead of %, your theme is not responsive anyway.
.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img { margin-right: 70px !important; }@ranscapture you are right, it doesn’t work in IE, Chrome, Safari, and works in Firefox.
Maybe is an issue with your template. Have you tried changing it to a WordPress default theme just to see if that makes a difference?@itinerrances, I don’t know if plugin’s developers have fixed that issue in the last public release, anyway it’s not difficult to upload a couple of files via FTP, and it takes a few minutes.
So if I were you I would upgrade to the plugin latest version, and in case of issue I’ll ask for those files.@Idekay, please read this
@john_unlimited, please read https://wordpress.org/support/topic/please-read-this-before-you-open-a-new-topic-thanks?replies=3
And also don’t forget to post a link to the page with the problem.@sandy0110 1988, max_upload_size is not a NextGEN option but a server configuration, so you have to ask to your service provider.
@ranscapture, this is similar to what you had before:
.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img { margin-right: 42%; }But if you want a more centered effect:
.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img { margin-left: 39%; }You may need to clear cache to see it in effect and you may need to add !important propriety, e.g.:
.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img { margin-right: 42% !important; }Put one of those in NextGEN custom CSS area.
PS: link button does work, and these forums are for public support, so please don’t post private email address, it’s against forum rules.
@bhenselmann, Safe Mode On restrict and even disables some built-in PHP functions (look at here) as header() and session_start(), so it’s important to set it to OFF not only for NextGEN, but for other plugins and WordPress itself as well.
@cubmaster107, you can ask the patch here.
You’ll just have to upload it via FTP I guess and no, surely you do not need to rebuild the galleries.@aus Digital Media, No. From the options you can choose to have a backup of the original images, before you upload them.
If you don’t have it, you have to re-upload the original images.
In other words, delete the images of that gallery selecting them all from “manage galleries” and then upload the original images again so a new set of thumbnails will be created.@thetravelbackpack, I forgot to say that there might be need to add the !important propriety
.ngg-widget img {border: none !important;}
Place this line only in one stylesheet. For reasons of “clarity” it would be better place it in NextGEN custom CSS, but if you don’t have any other custom CSS there it’s better if you put it where you have some other custom CSS, e.g. theme custom CSS.
If you don’t see the change immediately, don’t forget to clear the cache..ngg-widget img {border: none;}@thetravelbackpack, for the other issue you should open a new topic (as per the WordPress support forum rules).
Anyway that warning seems like a plugin conflict, so you should try to test with all other plugins deactivated (and cache cleared) to find the culprit reactivating them one by one.
When you have the test outcome, it’s better if you open a new topic about that (as this is already marked as resolved and it has another title).@yduriv73, in this moment I can’t see nothing wrong in your right border, maybe you’ve fixed the issue.
P.S.: you can remove that p style tag alignment around shortcode because it’s not of any use.
@hai3009, You can ask support via report bug form directly to Photocrati team, the plugin’s authors.
There you can reference to this topic and add your site’s login details.