detoris

If you upload photos using the PhotoGallery file manager, appropriate directories are created in the path: your domain/wp-content/uploads/photo-gallery/* and the images are saved. If you just deactivate PhotoGallery, everything will be retained and can be reused immediately after activation.

The shortcodes for the galleries only work if PhotoGallery is activated. If PhotoGallery is deactivated, visitors to your website cannot see any images.

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by detoris.

Thanks for the answer. It’s a shame that there is no re-send function.
I’ll try to find this post widget.

Nur einmal eine kurze Rückmeldung, falls es Anderen auch so passiert.
Ich habe jetzt unter Einstellungen/Statistik die “Statistik” und “Den Cache automatisch befüllen” deaktiviert. Dadurch sind mittlerweile die meisten Eintr?ge aus der Tabelle “wp_options” wieder verschwunden und ich habe auch keine Warnung mehr enthalten.

Ich markiere den Eintrag einmal nicht als resolved, da es ja prinzipiell schon ein Problem mit zu vielen Eintr?gen gibt, wenn die Statistik aktiviert ist.

W?re wirklich nicht schlecht, denn heute las man z.B. “Threads knackt 200 Mio. Nutzer”

I think the idea would be a good one too, as SEO for images is always very important. However, the entire name structure within PhotoGallery and all old galleries would probably have to be changed. Is that possible?

Has anyone tried this entry and does it prevent the entries?

Unfortunately the problem still exists and apparently has not been fixed in the latest versions.

In principle, there is no fixed limit. I have hundreds of galleries, some with over 200 images.

Check if you can find the following option in the PhotoGallery settings under Global Settings/Lightbox:
Display info by default
Yes – No
Enabling this option will let you show image title and description on lightbox by default.

An update has now been released

Changelog 1.8.26

• Fixed: Broken access control vulnerability.

Sorry for the later reply. I understood your system that you include the pictures as part of the post. Since the images still don’t show up well in Google searches and Google itself says when checking that the image isn’t listed on any sitemap, I think it would MIGHT be a good idea if there was an extra image sitemap. The same thing happens even if images are not grouped together in a gallery, but rather each image has its own post/website. I’ll take a look at the Google Search Central Help Community link mentioned, but as a non-programmer I don’t think I’ll really be able to handle it.

Thanks for the detailed answer. This approach has been sufficient and successful in the past. Lately this doesn’t seem to be working well anymore.

For example:
The post is indexed by Google and can also be found via Google search. However, if you search for the images via Google search, you won’t see them. When I check a single image in Google Search Console, I also get the message that this image is not indexed and cannot be found in any sitemap.

In your first link to Google, Google writes that it can make sense to create a sitemap for images if they cannot be found, which is definitely the case here.

When you upload images to PhotoGallery, PhotoGallery creates two different images. One for the large single image view and a small one as a thumbnail. For both image creation you can enter the pixel size in the Global Settings. Look what size you entered in Image Dimension.

Sorry for saying this, but there’s nothing you can do about the problem. The problem arises for the visitor when he uses Firefox. The problem needs to be fixed by the developer of PhotoGallery.

Unfortunately, this is an old bug that has still not been fixed. I still have this error too. If you display a photo in the lightbox in a gallery in Firefox, you will see the Alt/Title text. Depending on the length of the text and the width of the browser window, the text flickers or stands still. To see the problem, you have to make the window different widths.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by detoris.