maxsim

It took 2 hours to find out…

It’s just like kjetilgf was saying:

Go to “Gallery/Style” and in the upper right corner mark the box “Activate and use style sheet”, choose a style sheet (Default Styles) and click on “Activate”.

Also make sure to remove all changes you made in the nggallery.css (bring back the original)…

This works for me and i’m happy that i don’t need to learn css now *ironic*

Activate one of the special styles, ok. But it isn’t obvious to manually activate the default style.

Hope that helped ??

Have you checked the “Visual Editor” Option? You find it at the top of your Profile page: In the admin-zone, click on your username at the top right to go there.

I hope this could help you ??

So it all worked fine until you submitted the sitemap? How did you create the sitemap? Do you use a WP-Plug-in for that? Then i would contact the creator of the Plug or maybe there’s still a posting somewhere…

On the other hand, if you can’t figure out what wrong (i checked your site and for me everything looks alright) just put the f****** sitemap back into the trash can where it belongs to ??

But okay, there can be dozens of other reasons for the problem, perhaps Google only needs more time to spider all pages or it found duplicate content; everything is possible with Google ??

Good luck, and BTW: Cool Music ??

Nice idea but i don’t know how you can make it. It would be helpful to look at the Footer of the page but unfortunately the layout has changed in the meantime.

Maybe it’s just a cool WP template, who knows…

There a two methods, it seems you have confused them a little.

1) Take the html verification code, create a new html-page with exact the same name (“verificationcode.html”) and upload that file to your webspace. Hit “Verify” in your Google Account and Google will find the verification.html page.

2) Take the “meta tag code” and put it into the Head of your existing startpage.

For me it sounds like you have taken the html-code, added it into the startpage and now try to reach the html-verification page, that doesn’t exist.

Personally i prefer the first method, creating a new page and upload it. It can be done in seconds without messing around in some code…

Upload the html-page into the main directory of your site.

I hope i could give you an idea and you’ll make it ??