grosner55

Yes, I have also notified the authors of 404 Redirected.
Thank you.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/404-redirected-incompatible-with-nextgen-gallery-tagcloud?replies=1

Further testing shows that the [ tagcloud ] shortcode is not compatiable with 404-redirected plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/404-redirected/
When this plugin is in use, the NextGEN tagcloud fails to render images and the 404-redirected plugin creates an automatic redirect. I used a plugin called Plugin-Organizer to disable using thee 404-Redirected plugin on pages where the tagcloud appears. A better solution would be for NextGEN to repair this because having 404-Redirected is desirable to keep.
To replicate on a clean WordPress install:
1. Install Nextgen Gallery and add some images with tags populated.
2. Install 404-Redirected
3. Create a new page and place the [tagcloud] shortcode.
4. Click a tag name and images probably will not render.
5. Disable 404-Redirected and the tagcloud images will render.

Hope this is enough to determine if the problem is with 404-Redirected or with NextGEN.

Checked with Elegant themes. No issues with tagcloud.
Works fine in my sandbox with either the 2013 theme or my elegant theme. I realize i need to trace through and debug my production environment.

Can you point me in the direction where the value for $this->paren(‘gallerytag’) would be set as referenced in adapter.nextgen_basic_tagcloud_controller.php? Thanks.

The <span>hello world caption goes here</span> tag is missing from your output. This tag follows each of the thumbnails “a” tag that looks like this:
< a href > < /a >
tag for each photo. Try disabling any plugins that could be conflicting. If that does not solve the issue, it’s probably a theme conflict. Hopefully you are also using the latest Nextgen Gallery.

try the following shortcode:
[nggallery id=1 template=caption]
(change the id value to your gallery id).

Ok. I deactivated the Short-codes-Ultimate plugin, then re-activated it and the icons render correctly. Furthermore, there is no longer any attempt by the browser to download the icons from the previously mentioned missing folder. Perhaps the initial plugin update did not install correctly. Thanks for a great plugin!

I Reinstalled plugin to fix this.

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When entering short codes into a post, be sure that the editor tab is set to Text.

seolobster,

I also want to inhibit and prevent certain plugins from loading on the home page.

Can you elaborate on your instructions?
After loading the WordPress SEO by Yoast (i could not find anything called “Yosts WP SEO”, i could not find any URL-Admin menu, etc.
Can you elaborate, and provide a link to the plugin you mentioned?
Additionally, when specificy things like “URL-Admin” please tell us wher this menu is located.

Thanks,

experiencing same issue as chrisdivyak – the paragraph tags <p></p> along with
tags vanish when switching to visual and back to html view. Looks like this started with latest update to version 3.3.

Yes, mattdeclaire is correct. When viewing the page source, the mailto information is hidden. Nice Plugin.

Ok. fixed this In the options panel, I UNCHECKED “Force current permalinks” I had this unchecked before, but I believe the value got re-checked during the plugin’s recent update I did last week.

I’m using version 1.3.2. My url with a query string is still ignored and the url is being redirected. In which version will this be fixed.
Here’s the
I enter mysite.com/page-name/?searchletter=A
but this is trapped by 404 redirected and I am directed to mysite.com/page-name

any ideas?

Tim’s solution does work.
However, I need to conditionally display the custom header since i do not have a custom header on every page. Any ideas on how to include a conditional If statement that checks for the existence of the custom header image for the given page (or post or category, etc.)?