• Hello,
    I have installed the Lazy Gallery plugin and it seems to be working geat.
    What I am wanting to do is creat a page through WordPress Admin that includes the lazy-index.php file that is located in my WordPress directory.
    If any one could help me that would be great!

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  • i use the redirectify plug in…. you can see it at

    https://www.professionaltraveler.com i am using it for th PT wallpaper page

    https://redalt.com/downloads/ you can get it here

    Nice tip.

    Once you have the plugin loaded, create a new blank page and add a new custom field with a key called rectify, and with a value of the url to the lazy-index.php

    Works great. Thanks.

    Thread Starter mrbrut

    (@mrbrut)

    i must be a little slow…
    i have created the page and thought i added the field etc but no luck.
    can someone please break it down for me step by step on how to creat a new page and use the redirectify plugin?
    many thanks

    I thought thats what I did in my post. It isn’t clear how to make this work, and it took me a few minutes to figure it out. So let me try again:

    1. Load redirectify plugin into plugin folder
    2. go into admin screen in WP and activate it
    3. go to write/page in the admin screen and give a title to a new blank page
    4. do not enter anything into the content, just go down to bottom and find the custom field section
    5. add a new custom field by entering the word “rectify” (remove the quotes) into the key field, then add the path to the lazy-index.php file (on your server) in the value field.
    6. save the page
    7. view your site and look at the page you created.

    cheers.

    Maybe this has changed in v1.1? I needed to use “redirect” and not “rectify” as a custom field key.

    Thanks for the redirect plugin tip though. It’s a nicer solution than my template-functions-post.php hack.

    I think this is a nice suggestion to use redirectify plugin. But on a theme like Blix for instance, if you click on a button then it redirects you to Lazy-index.php but the button itself doesn’t remain active. I don’t know how to put this into words. What I mean is that like all the rest of the pages (read buttons) that derive a coloured shade when you’re on THAT particular page, this plugin doesn’t do that. Any work arounds for that one?

    im kind of n0ob on this things..but what o did was:

    1-Created a folder name gallery for the lazy gallery files.
    2-created a page name 01-gallery.
    3-created a folder with the same name of that page.
    4-Created a index.php ( on the folder 01-gallery) with :

    <?php
    header(“Location: https://www.prim3r.nextdesigns.net/iBlog/lazy-index.php&#8221;)
    ?>

    no plugins…

    i think i undestand what you say Bhooshan, im having that problem to…cause of the rollover buttons right?

    the button “gallery” doesnt remain active on header :

    https://www.prim3r.nextdesigns.net/iBlog/

    st3ve

    (@st3ve)

    ok i did everything exactly as mentioned above using rectify. but when i open the page including the gallery, it displays the header and the gallery but no sidebar, footer or background design.

    it kinda fuxx0red my sites layout.
    what can i do?

    https://lordst3ve.com.neu.hsp-52.hspserver.com/
    click on “design” to view the disaster…

    st3ve

    (@st3ve)

    uh nevermind i changed the lazy index to include get_footer,sidebar and header. now it kinda works

    wingnut18

    (@wingnut18)

    I’m setting up the same thing with lazy gallery, and trying to redirect a page called ‘Gallery’ to /gallery.php but it doesn’t seem to be taking once I save the page. The link just directs me to my folder named ‘gallery’ instead of gallery.php.

    The redirectifier plugin is installed and activated. I’m not sure what else I should be doing?

    You can check out the mess here

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