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Great news! I hadn't heard of the Velvet plugin. Good to know about.
In such a case, I think you're right. We're probably not what you're looking for. Though do keep us in mind if you ever look to redesign. Or, an alternative might be that you keep your existing site, but run our galleries and publisher in parallel, only using TTG to power your galleries.
It's been deleted. Currently available tutorials are here:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … ng_started
Hi Mike,
First thing to understand, output pages, galleries, etc. from TTG plugins do not embed into existing designs. Our plugins create full-fledged pages for standalone viewing, and you can cobble our components together to construct a website, organize galleries into categories, etc.
You can see our CE3 Publisher plugin in action in the video on this page:
http://ce3.theturninggate.net/info.php
And you can sample some of the gallery styles available here:
http://ce3.theturninggate.net/galleries.php
CE3 Gallery is our flagship gallery, the most versatile and with the most robust feature set, but the layout of the gallery is a thumbnail grid, very different from SSP. Something like the Galleria slideshow (available in CE3 Stage) is more similar in presentation, but more limited in scope than what CE3 Gallery does.
You can use CE3 Auto Index to create a gallery index, or a hierarchy of categorized indexes. This works with Publisher as well, allowing you to create Album Sets (gallery index) and Albums (galleries), published directly from Lightroom's Library (as in the video above).
I feel the TTG plugins are every bit as powerful as SSP (more so, actually), but for you the difficult will be the paradigm shift and the learning curve, because our products operate very differently from what you've been using.
No need to purchase again. You can deploy the plugin to as many domains or sites as you own.
I'm confused by all the pointing. Do you just mean hyperlinking the two locations each to the other?
The WordPress codex entry on Moving WordPress is probably the best reading to be found:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress
Note that you cannot move published galleries; you will need to setup Publisher on the new space and publish fresh.
The templates are now attached to orders. Lookup your order from our site sidebar to access the download. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks, HuMarts!
It's simply not working under newer operating systems and devices. Rather than have it be a problem that we have to answer for, we're simply removing it.
In case you didn't know -- since you're stuff is already online -- you can edit the files in the /fragments/ folder to update your pages directly, rather than having to edit in and export from Lightroom. Then if you want the content in LR to be saved with your template, just copy-and-paste your fragments' files content into LR whenever convenient. Or just pull your /fragments/ folder for backup.
The implication then is that, unlike images, the masthead doesn't get automatically scaled, which is a shame.
The masthead will resize with display width, like any other image.
You can use the PHPlugins tutorial to setup dynamic mastheads for HiDPI displays and various screen sizes, or you can gut the masthead completely and replace it with something of your own design.
Yes, I received your email. Haven't opened it yet, though, as I haven't gotten around to spending any time on the WordPress plugin recently.
I'm confused by the says/zegt issue above. I just looked into the functions.php file, and that entire string should be ready for localization without changes. Was there some problem with it?
You can email them to me.
I don't know. They're all setup for translation.
It's on line 18 of comments.php.
Change the word "to" to:
<?php _e( 'to', 'ce3' ); ?>
I'm making the change locally, so it will appear in the next update.
Regarding PHPlugins, you can usually copy the /phplugins/ folder from the old site to the new one. You may need to update some of the functions if they are path dependent (like the WordPress navigation mod), but that shouldn't be difficult to do. In most cases, the /phplugins/ folder should be the only place that user customizations exist external to LR.
That really depends on what you've setup.
Any galleries managed via Publisher, you will need to re-publish. They cannot be moved from one server to another.
If you're migrating a WordPress blog, then you'll need to brush up on migration procedure for WordPress.
You could theoretically move Pages, but I don't know why you would want to. If you've saved templates in LR, then LR is your website backup and it's probably easier to update the Site Root and PHPlugins path in LR, re-export and upload to the new server. And the same goes for most other things.
Because you're creating through Lightroom, then you LR collections and templates should be your definitive backup.
Here's the source code of potokphotography.nl:
<html>
<head>
<title>http://potokphotography.nl/</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<meta http-equiv="ROBOTS" content="NOINDEX,FOLLOW">
</head>
<frameset rows="100%,*" border="0">
<frame name="_redirected_content_" src="http://nassie.dlinkddns.com/" scrolling="auto" frameborder="0">
<noframes>
<body lang=en>
Your browser does not support framesets.
<a href="http://nassie.dlinkddns.com/">Please click here
to be redirected to the final page.</a>
</body>
</noframes>
</frameset>
</html>
Your server is loading your site in frames. You need to stop that. Whether it's a switch in your cPanel, or you need to contact your hosting provider ... kill them frames.
Yep, just paste the URL into the field in LR, as described here:
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … file_icons
Also worth noting that the rel="publisher" bit is not present in the currently available public build, but will be added in the next update.
CE3 Gallery supports downloading. You can use CE3 Auto Index to create an organization for your galleries, and may wish to use CE3 Publisher to more easily manage your albums and album sets from Lightroom's Publish Services.
Nope. The 2014 HTML Gallery is not a member of the CE3 family. It stands on its own.
I'll close it. Start a new topic from the main forum listing.
The plugins already create a /phplugins-sample/ folder on export, if you have PHPlugins features enabled.
Rename /phplugins-sample/ to /phplugins/.
If you're using CE3 Pages, then just use it's /phplugins/ folder as your base. If not, then pull the folder from one of your exported galleries and place it at /public_html/phplugins/.
You can then fetch your path by yourdomain.com/phplugins/path.php.
I don't think it's possible for the documentation to be any more detailed. Read through the overall PHPlugins documentation, then dig into the examples/tutorials if you need to learn by additional example. It's all in there.
http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku.php#phplugins
Sorry. I don't understand the question.