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  • Thread Starter Mattn

    (@mattn)

    following seems only tho work in IE…

    in css/nggallery.css
    1.

    .ngg-thumbnail {
    	float: left;
    ...

    into

    .ngg-thumbnail {
    	float: center;
    ...

    2.

    .ngg-gallery-thumbnail-box {
    	float: left;
    ...

    into

    .ngg-gallery-thumbnail-box {
    	float: center;
    ...

    3.

    .ngg-gallery-thumbnail {
    	float: left;
    ...

    into

    .ngg-gallery-thumbnail {
    	float: center;
    ...
    Thread Starter Mattn

    (@mattn)

    Problem solved to me:

    “siteurl” must be DOMAIN2.COM, but NOT in the image.php, but in the wordpress installation itself!

    german: “admin–>einstellungen->allgemein->WordPress-Adresse (URL)”
    english something like “admin–>settings->general->WordPress-adress (URL)” (?)
    otherwise you can enter the ‘siteurl’ via phpmyadmin in the SQL database:
    “wp-options” -> siteurl

    Thread Starter Mattn

    (@mattn)

    thanks for that advice. it was in the lib/image.php

    but what do I have to change in these lines?

    when I replace ‘siteurl’ with ‘DOMAIN2.com’ it still does not work.

    what is the difference between the upload/”picture adress output” in integrated-wordpress-function and the nextgen-function?
    why is it displayed differentely at all?

    Thread Starter Mattn

    (@mattn)

    no one ANY idea?
    my provider has no idea…
    I don’t know how to realize it with .htaccess, if possible…

    But I still think, the problem is in the NextGEN itself, because any other upload does not behave like NextGEN…

    Thread Starter Mattn

    (@mattn)

    2nd problem solved, an .htaccess was the reason for this.

    but what is with the first one?

    how can i force the plugin to use the same path as any other plugin and the whole wordpress installation, too?!
    why does it use these “strange formated” links anyhow?
    how can i change this manually?

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