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@@ gbuckwv

It’s not really an option, it’s what your provider permits.

Look at “Gallery” (overview) where you’ll see lots of server settings. The memory limits are shown there, too, e.g. “PHP Max Upload Size”.

I see what you mean. Still some code is always needed to determne the desired bahviour. And the standard options, so far, are either gallery (many pictures), slideshow or imagebrowser.

You might be able to use the following combination to tweak something you want into your website:

Under “Gallery” -> “Options”, choose “Show ImageBrowser”.

Set the “Number of images per page” to “1” and you should end up with just one thumbnail that will open the imagebrowser when you click it.

Side effect will, of course, be, that you’ll end up with one single page for each picture which might be a bit odd but, at least, does automatically what you want.

However, I’d prefer putting the one-word code on a page, and choose the effect I want.

Have you considered using the Flashviewer-Plugin for NGG?

@@ alex

Cool, looking forward to that!

Does this also resolve the 3-column-theme issue? You know, the huge space issue was typically to be found in 3-column-themes.

As far as I remember, you suggested different built-in stylesheets for 2-column and 3-column themes to get round this issue.

Still a great plugin and I really appreciate your heavy involvement in this (and previously your own) support forum!

Glad it worked (did it?)

Just beware:
If you upgrade NextGenGallery, your stylesheet will be overwritten, so I’d recommend keep a local copy (always a good idea!) of your stylseheet so you won’t have to through css again later on.

However, Alex (Rabe) is well aware of this issue, so he has (somewhwere) mentioned that he may do something about the stylesheets in a future release of NGG. The problem usually occurs with three-column-themes, so we might see an option for this problem in some way soon. We’ll see.

@@ fishswim

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I answered your question last night here:

In short:
Get rid off clear:both in nggallery.css. Look around line 15.

(and check your other threads frequently before posting … ?? )

Apart from that, a search would have showed you some other threads dealing with this issue.

If you plan to track down such issues, I recommend using Firebug to check where your problems lie. Great tool!

@@ Katlee

There’s also a clear:both in your css-file. ?? Around line 161 (after `.ngg-clear
`). That should fix it!.

There’s more than one instance of that in the css but I tend to change as little as necessary. And backup the file, of course

@@ fishswim

To be precise (just checked your site):

Take out clear:both in nggallery.css (around line 118) and Bob’s your uncle. ??

BTW:
I can really recommend Firebug to track down such issues.

Haven’t checked your site but look at the style.css of NGG and take out clear:both and see if that helps (it often does!)

Odd – my 1&1 site works nicely with NextGen.

Good luck with all inkl – I’ll be switching sooner or later anyway but the 1&1 offer I use just now is almost unbeatable (50% off for a 2-year period).

HAve you noticed the problem disappears after reload? Strange …

Yes, I meant Kubrick. Still I believe the problem does not lie with the hoster. What else is there to ttry out?
Resetting? Deinstall & reinstall? …?

The oster data look OK though – any luck with the default wp-theme?

OK, I see what you mean.

Here is the path:
– First, of course, you must create a new “gallery” (“add gallery”).
– Upload the pictures into the directory via ftp
– Go to “Manage galleries” from the menu
– Choose your new gallery
– You won’t see any pictures yet because NGG doesn’t know yet about the new pictures but we come to that
– Choose “Scan folder for new images”
– Hopefully, your pictures will be detected now
– Choose from the drop-down menu on the left (above your pictures) “Create new thumbnails” (default here is “No action”).

Hope this helps!

Once the pictures are in the gallery-folder, I use the “create thumbnails” function from NextGen. It recognizes the uploaded files and produces thumbnails, as expected.

Mind you, the steps I described (deactivating plugins etc.).

I’ve once also created the “thumbs”-folder (via ftp), too. but that didn’t seem to be necessary.