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You can add CSS in the Nextgen CSS custom area. I don’t know the name of the element without seeing the site, it depends on the lightbox effect that you have chosen. You can easily see it with Chrome inspect tool or Firebug for Firefox.
@rainydayz Your may be a good idea but is due to the template in which it is used, and generally not required.
You shouldn’t change the original style sheet – you should use a child theme for any modification or the appropriate NGG custom CSS area in “Other Options”.@rainydayz Here’s an example:
[singlepic id=1234 w=456 h=78 float=right]@rainydayz Please post a link to what you see.
You may need to activate a default WP theme and deactivate all other plugins to test what happens.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Photo Gallery, Sliders, Proofing and Themes - NextGEN Gallery] No Close Link@matt Price Try to see if the issue persists with one of the WordPress default themes
@lorruss I went on your site, I opened 3-4 pages, but I didn’t find a gallery.
Anyway, if you want captions in basic thumbnails display, you can have them by selecting Template gallery-caption.php.
If you want description under images when opened in lightbox, fill the description field in Manage gallery > gallery page.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Random Post] Upgrade message for this plugin=Same name of another pluginSolved. I change some name occurrences in the plugin file, because I don’t think it will never need to be updated
@butchersoldboys, what are the exact steps that you did?
@lorruss Can you post a link to the gallery or specify where you want caption? Is not clear because you mentioned slideshow in title, and then you talk about images.
If you are referring to basic thumbnails display, you can have caption selecting Template gallery-caption.php@ffac What number have you setted in Other Options > Miscellaneous > max image count?
@webseosteve It isn’t a line, but a margin.
This should works:.ngg-gallery-thumbnail img { margin-bottom: -5px; }It may vary on different screen sizes, I haven’t tested it.
You can get rid of counter with CSS.
Adisplay:none;applied to the element should works.@alexb1 Maybe the issue is because the images that aren’t displayed don’t have height and width. Try to select those images in “Manage Gallery” area and apply a bulk action “Import Metadata”.
Edit: You can also check for plugin conflict by deactivating all of them but NGG, clear cache and if it works, then activate one by one until you found the culprit.
@talgerafi You have to set “Yes” in “Thumbnail crop”
Edit: Sorry, I misunderstood your question. Have you tried to put only width in “Image options”?
@adrian33000 You may need to clear some cache. Browser cache, plugin cache if you have one, or image cache by clicking on the button in plugin’s other options.