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@bayoulandcs Maybe you could copy and paste your server settings visible in “Overview”, just to see if can be related to server configuration.
OT: Not to be intrusive, but are you from the flatlands? I’ve been there, I love the Louisiana Bayou and Cajun Country.
@anjin It’s not clear what you wrote before “This theme…”, but what comes after is a message of your theme because you tried to change the footer, and the author doesn’t allow it.
I don’t think it’s NextGEN-related.@solid_snake Upgrade notifications are checked by WordPress system not by single plugins, and it’s not clear if you miss all plugins notifications, or only those of NextGEN.
Also, this issue can be caused by a plugin conflict, so you should try to deactivate all of your plugins – maybe as a test you could downgrade a recently updated plugin, so you can see if the notification appears when you have all of your plugins deactivated.@bayoulandcs If the current permalinks are the default ones, try to set “post name” or “month name”, save, clear cache.
@jshapiro Usually CSS code in other options area works, but you may need to add the “! important” propriety to height or to all other properties.
Also, check if the file is writable and that the code has been saved..ngg-album-compactbox .Thumb { border: none !important; }But at this point you can join the two in this way
.ngg-album-compactbox, .ngg-album-compactbox:after, .ngg-album-compactbox:before, .ngg-album-compactbox .Thumb { border: none !important; }Peter2201 You have to put that code in NextGEN custom CSS area in “Other Options”
@pixelkicks No, album thumbnails re-sizing is now part of the options for customization.
.ngg-album-compactbox, .ngg-album-compactbox:after, .ngg-album-compactbox:before { border: none !important; }@madriverweb I’m glad it was helpful. Sorry, I didn’t mean to be rude but I felt a little pretence in your answers, maybe I was wrong, plus English is not my language so I have a limited vocabulary.
@madriverweb First, I would never pay a person like you that leave my site exposed to hacker attacks, and asks things that he/she should know.
Your client has a buggy version of WordPress, and this should be your first concern, themes and plugins comes after this, you should know it.
So, the very first thing to do is upgrade WordPress, here the instructions for upgrading from very old release, and here the WordPress versions.Second, your PHP/MySQL are fine if they really are the ones above, because there’s a typo and it’s not – MySQL (at least 5.2.4)? – PHP (at least 5.0)?, it’s the opposite:
PHP version 5.2.4 or greater
MySQL version 5.0 or greater
See here.For the rest, you can not expect that someone read in the future and tell you what will happen. Follow the right steps for manual upgrades as @cais noted and then update one by one the compatible plugins and remove those no longer compatible.
NextGEN is compatible but since you are coming from an old and different version, almost certainly you will need to fix some things.@yvesadams You can use negative margins – it’s OK if you use them sparingly.
You also need to align margin left to the picture.
In custom CSS area in Other Options you can write this:.ngg-album-compact h4 { margin-left: 6px; margin-top: -200px; }@paulpluto Are you using the WordPress default permalinks?
If yes, try to set them to something else, as “postname” or “month-name”.
If this isn’t your case you have to give much informations, as server configuration (you can find it in “Overview” page), images size, etc.@dunavista Have you tried the reset button in “Reset Options”?