Fastone

Ok, whatever. Unhackeable it seems. Gotta find another plugin.

Close case.

Nobody have ever seen this? I’m still stuck on this.

After many hours of searching for the problem to this, I found it today!

The previeous clumsy webdesigner had for some reason removed <?php wp_footer(); ?> from the footer.php file!

It’s working fine now. Close case.

I was thinking, just to check. In the Nexgen setttings, are you using Lightbox as effect for showing the images? Check that…

https://monosnap.com/image/ayC0o2OWBiRl9Kbel9O61WWqu

Another tip as for using a lightbox gallery, is using Complete Gallery Manager for WordPress. https://plugins.righthere.com/complete-gallery-manager/

Pretty scriptheavy, but you have a lot of options. Check to see that it doesn’t conflict with any other plugins on your site when you install it.

Besides that, I don’t think I have any other tip for you now.

Hey,

Not really. i dont know any other way right now to do this. If you add a nextget gallery list to a page or post, and take a look at the browser HTML code after, you should see a REL tag.

This post is now 10 months old, and there have been some updates for the Nextgen gallery, but I think the idea of how to do this should be the same. And, it still works in this site which I used this method on a gallery for a menu. The link is the image on this page: https://www.fusionofasia.no/english/the-menu/

In the source code for this page, line 168 you will see the REL tag.

Hey Makbeta,

Will look into this and check it out. I fixed it, but a better plugin for this would be nice.

Thanks

Did anyone find any solution to this, besides mentioning other problems?

Would be nice…

Ok, something happened now. I’m not really sure what I did that made this work.

I deleted cash, and with all plugins deactivated, I switched to Twentyeleven WP default theme. I went to a page and tried to add an image to it. The size selector was now there.

I then switched back to my WooThemes theme, and it works now. Trying to reactivate one plugin at a time.

Hey folks,

Just to report. I have the same problem, and with all plugins deactivated. Trying to check on this now. Never seen this before.

Hey folks,

I have now a problem with WP Calendar, javasript and some ajax hack I have spent too much time on. I just cant seem to fix this crap, and I’m not a hardcore programmer.

The graphical calendar is not showing, just the table headers.

I think I have found the problem, but I just cant understand how the H this is happening. I have other WP plugins loaded to, but deactivating them doesn’t help.

Some ajax tries to get loaded in the header, but the path in the code looks like this:

/* <![CDATA[ */
var WPCalendar = {"ajaxUrl":"http:\/\/www.moneel.no\/wp-admin\/admin-ajax.php"};
/* ]]> */

What’s up with the trailing slashes!?

Hope some of you knows something about this,
thanks,

Johnny.

Jeffsorley, how are you doing with your issue.

I have been so busy catching up with my webdesign clients, thats why it has taken so long.

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Hey Polar Bear,

Did you get this working? It’s ok for me to join in here. I’ll check this out right away. But I’m not familiar with that version of Lightbox, so I don’t know if any “link rel” will work the same way.

I would say that it shouldnt matter what you link from, as long as you are refering to lightbox as link relative. Maybe I need to try this my self…

It’s of course important that your lightbox script is loading properly in your header ??

J.

Hey man!

Sorry, I’ve been busy with a filmproduction for two weeks. So I’m not realy quick with my replies. Did you get this to work?

Maybe I can assist some time this weekend.

Hey Jeffsorley,

Well, yeah. When I read my own text now, it can be confusing.

I looked at your link, and I think you have done the right thing, just forgot to add “lightbox[set_1]” in the advanced tab when you click to edit an image. I dont know wich set-nr for you to use, so to find our that, you need the check the html sourcecode in Chrome or other.

But, did you ad an image with the upload/insert function in WP? Coz what I did, when using NGGallery, is using the little NGG icon in the WP editmenu, and actually ad a complete gallery with “show as”: image list.

Of course then, you will have all the images displayd in the page. But then I just hid them using CSS. I found the CSS id also in the html source code in Chrome. Look for a DIV with class like “ngg-galleryoverview”. In CSS set this to display:none.

You dig? :p

The gallery is rendered in the page, but not visible. But it’s still accessible for opening via your link from any other visible image on the page. Just remember adding “lightbox[set_1]” (or other number for you).

The visible image you want to use as link-image, must link to the first image in the gallery. Check the source code again, you’ll find the url to your first image there. Rember, full image. Not just the thumbnail ??

Hope it works,

G’night.

Ok, good you got it working ??

Stay well.