wt4y

I did a “view source” on the web site and found this:
jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries

There is a plugin for WordPress with the same same at:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/jquery-lightbox-for-native-galleries/

I like (and also use) the Amazing Grace theme. If you go into the Amazing Grace theme images folder, you can edit the images and substitute them with images more appropriate for your site. You can also increase the number of images, but you have to change a number in the random number function (edit the theme’s header.php) to randomly view them all.

Awesome site. I’m afraid to say any more.

OK I figured it out. From https://lorelle.wordpress.com/2006/02/11/understanding-and-fixing-wordpress-search/ I learned a bit about how the WordPress search works. By adding my own search.php to my theme (which did not have one in the first place), WordPress automatically used it instead of its built-in search function. Also, since I use a different prefix to my database tables, I had to change the calls to the database in the ngg_get_search_pictures function. I’m almost there now.

Cheers!

Hello all,
I love your web site AengusM and I would like to incorporate your search function in my web site. Just last week I ported over my site from S9Y (Serendipity) and I’m really loving WordPress. I’m still trying to wrap my brain around the structure of WordPress and need some help with “what code to put where”, etc.

Could you describe where each code snippet goes? I use the Amazing-Grace theme and it doesn’t have a search.php or searchform.php. I can see where I would insert your ngg_get_search_pictures function in my functions.php, but what code is in searchform.php and what code goes on the actual Page. Is the exec-php plugin required to insert code on a Page?

You can see my web site at https://wt4y.com/. I have about 900 images and would like to give my visitors the ability to search.

Thanks for sharing.

Gary