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Feels like a kludge, but try this:
http://campagnapictures.com/galleries/m … mobile.php
It's not an option at this time.
You don't need a /blog folder. You need to have WordPress up-and-running, and then line 2 of your function needs the path to that WordPress installation. That is all.
Give me a link, Jack. I'll point my iPad at it.
For sharing, it doesn't matter whether you use those networks or not. If you're going to allow sharing at all, then it's in your best interests to allow your visitors to share your content wherever they like to share things.
The WordPress theme does not include the full-screen gallery.
On Campagna Pictures, I'm using CE4 Pages as my Home page (the gallery), and I put WordPress into a folder, /blog.
2) In my example, using Campagna Pictures, that's where my blog is located. You point the path at your own blog. That should be:
<code>
define('__ROOT__', '/home/users/web/b1535/nf.mindstormphoto/public_html/mindstormphoto.com'); // SET PATH TO WORDPRESS
</code>
Then if you've correctly created and assigned a menu in the Wordpress dashboard, it should work.
The Web module will never export images larger than their source files.
If your only problem with breadcrumbs is the styling, why not just use PHPlugins to restyle them?
Permalinks icons cannot be removed. The arrow should only be there when social networking, or other extra features are enabled. Your's doesn't seem to have anything, so I'll need to check into that.
I think perhaps you've got a long touch, Jack, and you're triggering the masthead link back to Home, rather than just closing the gallery.
Nicely done, Kyle. Showcased!
Lightroom can paginate only the main page, not the mobile page. This is a limitation of what the Web module is able to export.
If you need pagination on mobile, you need to use CE4 Publisher to manage the gallery.
Where exactly was this "bad title" input?
Zip up a small gallery -- not more than 5 images, please -- and you can email it to me.
Here's a passworded export-and-upload gallery that works:
http://ce4.theturninggate.net/ttg-be/te … -password/
Here's a passworded publisher gallery that works:
http://ce4.theturninggate.net/demos/01- … assworded/
guest/guest for both.
So the plugin is working. If you're having issues, then you're going to need to give more information about your setup. Like are you using publisher or not? What settings are you using? Etc.
Don't use the Gmail setup; just set it to use the vanilla "mail" method.
And you can now download the 7.0.4a build that corrects the scaffolding link for the full-screen gallery. But again, that was never your problem. Your problem, as I already told you, is that your server is failing to load your image files before the Javascript times out.
Well they found an issue on the full-screen gallery, but the missing file doesn't actually impact anything there. On the Galleria page, that's not a problem.
It's the browser's scrollbar. Not a thing to fret about.
a link.
Double border is not the default, so 3 is not the default value.
It means that your image file is too large. Your server has a file size limit for uploading files via PHP.
You can try to reduce the file size of your images, either by making them smaller or by reducing the image quality of the saved image; a quality setting of 69 or 75 is generally sufficient for web use.
Or you may contact your host to ask them to increase the file size limit for PHP uploads.
When selecting double border, your border width must be at least 3.
This fix is now online and ready for download as 7.0.3.