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  • Thread Starter Sutton74

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    <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #000000;">Staff Writer | Commercial Photographer</span>
    
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    Commercial photography is the creation of images to help sell a product (usually) or a service (sometimes).
          <p>Commercial photographers are employed to create compelling visual images that speak to the target audience of that product. The images produced and style of production should align very closely to both the overall branding strategy that exists for that product or service and play to the target demographic that the company is going after.</p>
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    There is the code. It wouldn’t let me post it before

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    I really appreciate your input pawriter.

    I’m still not convinced that Lightbox gallery is what I need, as it still works in conjunction with NextGen Gallery. I do like the lightbox features from it though.

    I essentially need something that allows me to link one standalone image to a gallery. And when that gallery loads, it loads in lightbox (I think I can code that as long as I get the former working).

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    photocrati –
    I want something that allows me to link to a gallery in a lightbox function. I essentially want a single images 350×233 pixels, and when clicked on it opens a gallery in a lightbox.

    I don’t think this can be done with NextGen, correct? Everytime I try to use it, it implements a bunch of thumbnails

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    I updated to NextGEN 2.0 and like most everyone else, it broke my site entirely.

    Is there someone out there who can help me with this little issue? It seems like such a practical feature, but all its left me is confused with its complexity.

    Is there a way to directly link to a NextGEN gallery in html code? Cause thats all I really need it to do.

    If that doesnt work, can someone suggest a gallery plugin that might better suit my needs?

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    This current page shows a single image in the lightbox (when clicking Living Rooms Image)….I want it to show a gallery. https://zsuttonphoto.com/CarolHomeStaging/galleries/before-after/

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    <h4 style="text-align: center;">Living / Dining Rooms
    <a class="thickbox" href="https://zsuttonphoto.com/CarolHomeStaging/wp-content/gallery/ba-living/lr1b.jpg"><img alt="" src="https://zsuttonphoto.com/CarolHomeStaging/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/BA-LivDin.jpg" width="350" height="233" /></a></h4>
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    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    So basically, when someone clicks the image under ‘Living Rooms”, it opens up the BA-Living gallery.

    WHY IS THIS SO DIFFICULT!?

    [Please STOP creating duplicate threads – they are closed/deleted.]

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    Can anyone help me? This is pretty much the last thing I need to do to the site. It seems super simple and is used on a lot of website, I just can’t get this gallery script to do it.

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    Hmm, I still can’t get it to work for me.

    Is there a way to have my current image link to a gallery (ideally in a lightbox setup) when its clicked on? It seems like such a simple task and its nothing but complicated…

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    Anyone?

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    Nevermind, I made a new contact form and it seemed to fix itself :-\

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    Well, I already have it functioning as one, and they link to each other pretty tightly, so I’d rather just be able to find something similar to what I was using.

    It’d be great if someone was able to fix the code for this plugin too…I know alot of people are in distraught from it since it lost functionality.
    It seems to save the previous selects you made, but it won’t let you set it as a new selection, so its an issue with it writing to the database

    I’m also having problems with this. Does anyone have a workaround to get it working again? My website requires this application to function correctly.

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    I mean, for marketing, I’m a firm believe to promote yourself whenever possible, and post interesting content.

    If I get a friend request from someone, I have a tendency to write on their wall, thanking them for the FR, and ask that they go look at my work and like my page if they like what they see.

    It usually will get them to like it, and one or two of their FB friends as well. You gotta shamelessly self promote yourself from time to time ??

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    Thanks Tammie,

    As for the horizontal scroll, I think that is just a photographers thing, cause I love it, and most photographers and art directors do too…but its a personal preference.

    And the theme I built my theme off of had a sidebar that was incredible generic, so in order to make my site a little prettier, I thought the transparency and making it static helped to stand out a bit from the rest. There is not alot I can do on that front, or nothing I can think of atleast, to pretty it up.

    And thanks for looking at my work, I’m glad you like it. I’ve been at it for a long time, and a bit of a wiz when it comes to marketing, so that is how I have been able to get so many Likes on FB.

    Thread Starter Sutton74

    (@sutton74)

    You’re the man.

    Thanks a ton!

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