chironex

as far as i know there is no such plugin or theme (i also did some research on this topic).
I think about a solution on several plugins like Nextgen gallery, more fields in combination with cutsom post Types and custom taxonomies but didn’t found a sufficient work around suitable for customers.
Do you have any (detailed) idea/concept (based on wordpress)? i can try to make a theme for this particular purpose.
one of my very first theme attempts (on WP2.6) were like this https://www.marsinberlin.com
just write your ideas to [email protected]

I’m sorry, i have no clue. So i dicovered, that it worked fine with opera and SRWare Iron (a secure Chrome-Browser clone), but not with firefox. Still courious.

@jackofalltrades999
which browser (+ Version!) do you use?
WP single or multi-user?

did you already find a solution?

when i’m clicking on ‘Select files’ (add images to a gallery), nothing happens.

everything worked fine WP3.2.1 (multisite) and Nextgen 1.9

after upgrading to WP 3.3, the flash uploader in next doesnt work anymore.

Javascript etc. activated; Flash 11.1.

* Operating System : Linux (64 Bit)
* Server : Apache
* Memory usage : 32.01 MByte
* MYSQL Version : 5.1.43-nmm4-log
* SQL Mode : Not set
* PHP Version : 5.2.12-nmm2
* PHP Safe Mode : Off
* PHP Allow URL fopen : On
* PHP Memory Limit : 64
* PHP Max Upload Size : 200M
* PHP Max Post Size : 200M
* PCRE Backtracking Limit : 500000
* PHP Max Script Execute Time : 30s
* PHP Exif support : Yes ( V1.4 )
* PHP IPTC support : Yes
* PHP XML support : Yes

Graphic Library

* GD Version : bundled (2.0.34 compatible)
* FreeType Support : Yes
* FreeType Linkage : with freetype
* T1Lib Support : Yes
* GIF Read Support : Yes
* GIF Create Support : Yes
* JPG Support : Yes
* PNG Support : Yes
* WBMP Support : Yes
* XPM Support : Yes
* XBM Support : Yes
* JIS-mapped Japanese Font Support : No

@ ALEX

thank you very much for your work !!!!

ok, guess i found a solution (not the best but seems to work):

just add the following code to your themes style.css:

.nav-next, .nav-prev , .strip_wrapper {
	margin-top: 60px;
	}

.galleryview {
	margin-bottom: 60px;
	}

.panel {
	padding-bottom: 60px;
	}

.panel .panel-overlay, .overlay-background{
	color: #666 !important; /* text-color of the captions */
	}

then go to file jquery.galleryview-2.0.js in the galleryview plugin folder on line 425; below

// Set the height and width of each panel, and position it appropriately within the gallery

and replace
'height':(opts.panel_height-extraHeight(j_panels))+'px',

'height':(opts.panel_height-extraHeight(j_panels))+60+'px',

this adds 60px of the panel’s height

so you have 60px below the picture to show the captions

just try and report

looking for that. already tried different things without success.

I guess there is something to change in the jquery.galleryview-2.0.js around line 868.
any suggestions?

simply add the following css rules to your current theme’s style.css:

.panel .panel-overlay, .panel .overlay-background {
display: none;
}

should work