Nick McBurney

Sorry I should really try doing this myself before asking questions.

I changed ‘medium’ to ‘thumbnail’ on line 142, then use the wordpress media settings to change size of thumbnail.

Many Thanks for posting this, you’ve saved me lots of time ??

Nick

OK figured it out, would it be possible to use TimThumb to resize the images to a standard size?

Which of the plugin files is this which youve changed?

Would love to have thumbnails working but havnt managed to sort it out yet.

Thanks
Nick

Issue solved by removing extra linebreaks in NextGen Gallery template file

Issue solved by removing extra linebreaks in NextGen Gallery template file

Hi,

Did you manage to fix this?

I also want to remove the plugin from my homepage.

Please let me know if you manged to do this.

Thanks
Nick

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Has anyone come across this problem with lightboxes before?

Please Help

bump.

Really need some help with this please…

Thanks for your reply Christine.

I got my FTP info from my hosting provider and I know it works as I uploaded all the files just before trying to update.

Suppose I can ask them to take a look at the problem but any other suggestions would be great.

Fixed it.

I noticed in the advance options:
‘Include a XSLT stylesheet’ and I have ‘use default’ ticked when I unticked this and cheanged the addres to https://www.mydomain.com/wp-content/plugins/google-sitemap-generator/sitemap.xsl it worked fine.

Im not certain but I think if you change the Dynamic Cache Pruning settings from ‘single’ to ‘single + frontpage’ then this may work. Im not certain though so some adivce/ feedback would be useful.

Nick

You manage to sort this out? Im having the same problem in regards to caching homepage

Bump. Nobody come across this before?

Please Help.

Hi Tony,

Glad to hear I could help & that you sorted out the first problem yourself.

If you use Firefox (or Safari) I would recommend downloading FireBug which is a plugin which allows you to highlight areas of your site and view the CSS, you can also make changes (temporary) using Firebug to allow you to see if your changing the correct bit of code, it also tells you what line of your CSS file the relevent code is on <- this is very helpful if you have a large file.

FireBug Website

Nick

Im not sure what you mean in regards to selected item 1, but hopefully i can help with the rest:

2: Go to line 727 of your style sheet and look for the following code:

.entry-meta a, .entry-utility a{
color: #81007F;
}

Now change it to:

.entry-meta a, .entry-utility a{
color: #81007F;
text-decoration:none;
}

3: Go to line 228 of your style sheet and look for the following code:

body, input, textarea{
color:#666666;
font-size:12px;
line-height:18px;
}

Now change it to:

body, input, textarea{
color:#81007F;
font-size:12px;
line-height:18px;
}

Hope this is usefull to you.
Nick