phatejoker

Hi Peter,

the new release have fixed the issue. Thanks for the quick reply and for the support!

I’m using 1.0.2. Anyway I’ve figured out the problem wasn’t CPT UI fault, but was caused by my function.php file. My bad.

Thanks for the quick reply and pardon for the inconvenience!

Yes, it’s works, as I writed before. But I hope there is a way to avoid to change all the galleries manually (or editing the database information), I have over 200 galleries on my site

I’m using the 2.0.66.29 version of NextGen, which is the last one. And on WordPress 4.0.0 the plugin was working fine, so it’s must be the update.

Edit: i was using the shortcode [nggallery id=”ID”]. Removing the quotes and the gallery is now displayed normally. I hope there is a way to avoid to change all the gallery manually (or editing the database information), I have over 200 galleries on my site

I’m having troubles too since the (automatic) update to WordPress 4.0.1. All the galleries on my website now are not displayed and instead there is a message “no images were found”.

Here after the update when i try to write a new post WordPress displays in the editor only the title box and the tinyMCE area, hiding tags, category, thumbnails and all the other boxes (and not opening screen option).
Strangely, if i try to add a news custom type post (or edit an exiting post) it works with no problems

I’ve figured out the problem: Fix rss Feed replace wp-blog-header, and the version of the file “patched” with the plugin was the problem. Re-uploaded the clean version of wp-blog-header, Nextgen Gallery works fine.