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Hacked succefully. Some <strong> are already present in the admin pages. That’s OK, as I am not customizing the admin pages… yet.

For a single picture : [singlepic=id,width,height,mode,float]

(extracted from the NextGen WP Plugin FAQ https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/faq/)

Why don’t you explain it a little better? A good use the have galleries or pics to be added “dynamically” is to make a Page with [album=ID,extend] or [album=ID,compact]. When a new gallery is created, add it to the album with the same ID you put on the page, and it will be added to the page too. You still need to make a post about this new gallery you made, if you want it to be in a post inside the loop. Use [singlepic=id,width,height,mode,float] to add the image uploaded to any gallery and add it’s ID in the above short code.

I also wanted to do something similar that you ask here, but the solution I just gave you is the one I figured out. You can also check out another plugin, the Inline Gallery ( https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/inline-gallery/ ), but is not as powerful and complete as the NextGen Gallery.

Perhaps someone can make a plugin that makes a post automatically when a gallery is created.

Thanks Nick.

I am aware of this <div> trick you mentioned, I use it very often in my personal bolg. But the fact is that I have to do this automagically, with a plugin or a argument to the the_content() function (don’t really know if there any argument to this function). I can’t have the authors to code anything, as they know anything about it (having them to use a blog system is already asking too much). They are the kind of person who suffer just to send an email, asking them to <div> a image is like asking you and me to make a tutorial about brain surgery (you don’t happen to be a neurologist, do you? ??

I am taking a look at the Post-Image plugin, wich I didn’t find in the official WP plugin repository, but a link to it was found in a post in this forum.

Thanks.

Well, it all depends on the template that you are using. You can also tweak that by editing the sidebar.php file. My recommendation is that you use Firebug (a Firefox plugin) to show you how the tags in your website are rendered.

Good luck.

(PS: Sorry for the late reply, just saw your post here)