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That did fix the error. Thank you so much!

Yes – I am using this:

[wp_cart_button name=“Region 7 Journal - Qty 1” price=“12.50” shipping=“4.50”]

And this is at the footer of the page:

[always_show_wp_shopping_cart]

Yes, I believe so. Where else would the thumbnail image be pulled from in relation to the post?

emcee2 – I just activated the Twenty Ten theme on my test site and thumbnails worked okay and were at their proper size. Not that that helps you in any way, but wanted to let you know; maybe there’s something else you have installed that is causing the funkiness. You do have a featured image set for each post, right?

picandocodigo – I am having an issue where using the array values to change the thumbnail size is not working. My code looks like: [catlist id=3 thumbnail=yes thumbnail_size=array(50,50)]

I tried also: [catlist id=3 thumbnail=yes thumbnail_size=(50,50)] and [catlist id=3 thumbnail=yes thumbnail_size=50,50]

But nothing seems to work to change the thumbnail size using the array values. Using the text values of thumbnail, medium, large works fine. Is my syntax wrong or is there an issue with the plugin?

Thanks.

Oh interesting! This is a new site that I’m working on for a client, so I didn’t even know about the PHP version. Just checked it out, and sure enough they were on 4. I just moved them to 5, and the plugin is working fine. (Sorry, I forgot to test with 4!)

Thanks for your fast response!

I changed some of the CSS and it’s working better than it was.

Some additional details:

– what was happening before was if there were not an equal amount of images to fill out all the rows on the page (3 images per row), some of the rows in the middle would only display 1 image and that image was centered to the right, so it looked like 2 blank images were in that row

This is probably more of an inherent CSS issue (and my lack of skill there) than a NextGEN Gallery Plugin issue.

I’m going to mark this as resolved, as I can’t see a way to delete it.