morethanever

Manntis,

proximity2008’s solution didn’t work for me either,
while this, which seems identical, did:

echo apply_filters(‘the_content’, get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘nameofyourcustomfield’, true));

i don’t know if it’s a PHP4 thing or maybe the way strings are stored/displayed. Hope that helps.

I struggled with this forever and then realized that
I had enlarged the page/text size in my browser (Cmd&+).

In Firefox this is under the “View” menu, under “Zoom.”
If you reset the zoom/page size/text size in your browser
(Cmd&0 in Firefox) your nextgen gallery slideshow
should appear correctly.

Hope this helps.

I made a nice & simple Breadcrumb trail in gallery.php:

<div class="entrytitle">
	<h2><a style="h2" href="www.website.com/gallery" alt="Gallery">Gallery</a>&nbsp;>&nbsp;<span class="gallerytitle"><?php echo $gallery->title ?></span	>
	</h2>
</div>

The problem I was having was the category permalink would also show from the file index.php.

So I duplicated the original index.php
as index-default.php, and replaced the original
index.php code with:

<?php
$post = $wp_query->post;
if ( in_category('7') ) {
include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/index-gallery.php'); }
else {
include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/index-default.php'); }
?>

So index-gallery.php is a duplicate of the original
index.php with the title & permalink code removed.

I guess i could have just put an IF statement
in the original index.php, but I didn’t know
how to carry the gallery title variable from
gallery.php. Hope this helps someone.

bump