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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: NextGEN Gallery breadcrumb

    Ah I think I know what you mean.
    I have a similar requirement for a website I’m working on.
    As far as I remember I set it up like this:
    In Admin->Gallery->Options->Gallery make sure
    “Deactivate gallery page link” is un-checked.
    Then under “Manage Gallery” click on “edit” for the gallery you want to modify. Change “Create new page” to the parent of the gallery, in your case I think it will be the page called “Galleries”. Then click “Add page”.
    This should create a page for that Gallery, which will open when that gallery is clicked from the album with the breadcrumbs displaying ok.
    I’m not 100% sure if this is how I did it, but I think it was.

    Thread Starter patricklindstrom

    (@patricklindstrom)

    From my Plugin Management page:
    Akismet 2.1.4
    Breadcrumb NavXT – Adminstration Interface 2.1.2
    Events Calendar 6.3.2
    Google XML Sitemaps 3.1.0.1
    NextGEN Gallery 0.96
    NextGEN Gallery Widget 1.22
    WordPress Database Backup 2.1.5
    WP-Polls 2.30
    WP-Polls Widget 2.30

    Thread Starter patricklindstrom

    (@patricklindstrom)

    I’m not 100% sure how to check which version I’m using, but I checked changelog.txt and it says V0.96 – 18.05.2008 so I assume that is the version I am currently running.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: NextGEN Gallery breadcrumb

    Hey,
    You might prefer a “built in solution”, however if you don’t mind using another plugin I’d recommend Breadcrumb NavXT, https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/breadcrumb-navxt
    I just installed it and it works perfectly with NextGEN Gallery.
    Once it’s installed and enabled all you need to do is to add something like:

    <div class="breadcrumb">
    You are here: <?php if (function_exists('bcn_display'))
    {
    // Display the breadcrumb
    bcn_display();
    } ?>
    </div>

    To your php templates. (or put the above code in a separate .php file and include it instead, which is a tidier solution)

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