nathanielsandell

Maybe one of these methods will help you:
https://perishablepress.com/press/2008/06/11/3-ways-to-exclude-content-from-wordpress-feeds/

The NGGALLERY_ABSPATH was grabbing an incorrect directory structure from my hosting provider.
I manually changed the lines in the functions.php to the actual path.

Sorry to bug you. Thanks for all of your hard work on this plugin and others.

Do you think I’ll run into other problems? Is there a way to change the NGGALLERY_ABSPATH value?

I know this thread is a month old, but I used this site and a lot of time to try and figure out CSS:
https://www.sophistechate.com/640/howto-integrate-tumblr-with-wordpress

Good luck.

You were right. It was my “SEO Friendly Images” plugin.
It works fine now.
Thanks for the help.

I removed the double slash by removing the end slash in the gallery settings. Thanks.
But, the picture still doesn’t show up because the src link still ends in a %20 instead of a “.

‘

<img alt=”P1020193.JPG” src=”https://nathanielsandell.com/blog/wp-content/gallery/uncleb/P1020193.JPG%20title=&#8221; uncle=”” jj=”” and=”” auntie=”” sin's=”” wedding=”” photo=””>
‘

Is this a problem with my theme? I would prefer not to switch themes. This seems like an easy problem to fix if I knew where this code was generated.

My single pictures don’t show up either.
The code looks like this:
‘<h3>P1020224.JPG</h3>
<div class=”pic”>

<img alt=”P1020224.JPG” src=”…/wp-content/gallery/uncleb//P1020224.JPG%20title=” uncle=”” jj=”” and=”” auntie=”” sin's=”” wedding=”” photo=””>

</div>’

I don’t know if the double // matters before the name of the picture.
Notice the %20 instead of an end quote?
When I took the page code and put it in post, the picture was displayed (as opposed to the alt text).
An example of the working code in a post:
https://is.gd/9Sn

Where do I fix the code so the src link ends in a ” instead of %20?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Perfect. Looks much better.

Thank you very much.

I am also having this problem.
Anyone?