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So it looks like as long as I can get this .htaccess file to play nice, my answer may be “yes”? Funny thing is, I have had wordpress automatically rewrite over my .htaccess file but when I save those changes, things still don’t work right. (So I kept changing it back!)

That sounds like a good sign to me. So hopefully all I need is to get this site live eventually and then do the .htaccess trick and be done.

You’d think it would be easier to get some pretty permalink structure going. It feels like the Wild West days of WordPress design when things like this happen.

Happy to help, and save some hair in the process! (Yours and mine) ??

Thanks, Esmi. You got me on the right track.
I needed to be using:
<img src=”https://localhost/site/wp-content/themes/themename/images/image.jpg”/&gt;
I’m back in business!!

Oh, I can relate to that feeling all too well. Glad to help!

Have you tried it on a live version of IE 8? Mine works fine. You could try IE Tester to see if it works.

I’m looking to do the same thing, but instead of wanting to add a class to “fancyboxy” I’m looking to add a class to “highslide”.

Can I just say:
add_shortcode(‘gallery’, ‘gallery_shortcode_highslide’);
?

Thanks.

Thanks! I’ll keep my eye peeled for updates in progress!

Alex, where is your Google code project?

I have a similar issue and want to follow developments there rather then scouring the message boards all the time.

(I’d like to insert pics of different sizes into the gallery. I’m surprised this is not possible.)

grm,

The link you gave doesn’t connect.

In your css file, try:

.entry-content {
height: 20px;
width: 20px;
}

…

That’s just an example. You can play with the numbers. Also, you could try adding to this element:

float: left;
position: relative;
text-align: left;
margin: 10px;
padding: 10px;

And other selectors.

…

I’m not getting responses so am taking my chances on posting a second message.

I’m starting to wonder if when I write [slideshow id=1][slideshow id=2], I am somehow doing that wrong in the page. Right now, it was stacked, like so:
[slideshow id=1]
[slideshow id=2]

By putting them together, I now get one slideshow, then to it’s right, the actual code for the second slideshow.

Has anyone else used more than one slideshow in a row successfully?

@ninetienne, please describe your cache issue. I’m having alignment problems with slideshows in NextGEN. Weird thing is, they aligned just fine before. Now suddenly (after changing some cache setting maybe?) some are pushed down, for apparently no reason.
Thanks!

Not sure why the link isn’t showing up. It’s:

https://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/article.php/3478191/Basic-HTML-Class-Working-with-Images-on-your-Website.htm

Try:

.ngg-slideshow {
float: left;
}

This page might help. See the part about “aligning text with images”.

I haven’t ever done this but will take a stab at the answer. I would recommend trying to find a folder called “wp-content” on your desktop or in Dreamweaver/other FTP client. Inside are “themes”, but don’t click that. Instead, there will also be a folder called “plugins”. Click plugins, then “nextgen-gallery”. Fonts should be inside?

Figured it out, no thanks to this forum. But I thought I’d share for others who are struggling …

I had forgotten to @import the nggallery.css file into my child css file. The end! What an annoying mistake I made there. TTFN!