epeoples

OK, that didn’t work either. It also looks like the zoom level does goofy things to the slideshow in other browsers as well. If setting the images to stretch to fit the frame doesn’t fix this I don’t know what would. I may have to live with this.

-ep

I just figured out the problem. The zoom level in IE8 on my computer was the culprit. At 100% the images fit perfectly in the window but at 125% the slideshow frame expands but the image doesn’t expand with it, exposing the black background as described above. The solution may be to change the stretch setting on the image within the slideshow, maybe to ‘fit’ instead of ‘true’.

-ep

The eStore folks had the answer:

After you upgrade the NextGen Gallery, you need to put the WP eStore Template file back in the “view” directory (nextgen-gallery/view) and all done.

This information is also given on the Integration page ( read the “What Happens When You Upgrade the NextGen Gallery Plugin?” section):

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-estore-and-nextgen-gallery-integration-create-photo-shop-1200

Maybe this info will help someone else. Thanks.

-ep

I think I have a handle on problem #2 above, but I still need help on #1.

1) I have a 5px gray border around the slideshow on my Home page. It displays fine in Firefox on my primary laptop at home but in IE8 it doesn’t display at all. When I’m on my desktop at the office it doesn’t display in Firefox but does display in IE8. On my wife’s laptop it does not display in Firefox but does display in IE8. ???

I can find no good reason this should be happening. Do you have any suggestions?

-ep

Thanks for your response. I got it fixed though. My template provider had the answer.

-ep

Thanks!

-ep