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Les Marmitons looks like a fun group.

The links will work once your test code is on the lesmarmitonsnj.com side. Or you can change the links to

<a href="http://www.lesmarmitonsnj.com/recipes/2018 October KKWC Benefit recipes.pdf">2018 October- Kiddie Keep Well Camp Benefit Dinner</a>

BTW, I would try to avoid using files that have spaces in the filename.

You have one page per year/season. So you can just copy the respective source code from your current php file into the new page. Yes, it is a bit of work, but totally worth it in order for your site to keep the current look and feel.

On the left side of the Identifier field, there is a 'I' icon. If you hover over it, it provides additional infos on the formatting requirements: The name used for the page URL, e.g. about. Accepts letters, hyphens and underscores.

Versio shows how to do define some php.ini values at https://www.versio.eu/articles/438-how- … php-values. I don't know if it provides an option to add mail.log = /dev/null.

Maybe you can solve this issue with setting the open_basedir to /home/jmtenuj299/.php. Before doing this, I would note the default values for open_basedir shown in Backlight > Special Links > View PHP Info.

Maybe you have to add this path to an existing one, then you would use "existing_paths:/home/jmtenuj299/.php" as the new value for open_basedir.

But your host should definitely be able to help you since this is really a host specific configuration.

I think this is a page that you created with CE4 Pages. With Backlight, you create these pages with Backlight > Designer > Pages and enter your text in Page Copy > Main Copy. There is no more a need to copy/ftp files. This is much easier.

I'm looking at Krystal's documentation on how subdomains are handled: https://help.krystal.co.uk/domains/unde … subdomains

Reading this, you should be able to properly link the WP install in Backlight: url = /subdomainroot

I played a bit with your site and I think that just using url = /blog should do the trick.

Hi Peter,

It might be, but I don't know. It is just a lot of images. That's something for Ben to answer. You might want to send him your ftp and Backlight credentials so he can have closer look what's going on on your server.

Hi Choke,

I would start with downloading and installing the latest version of the ttg_be package and see if this fixes your issue. Ben did some changes in the past in order for CE4 to run with PHP 7.

As Rod suggested, I would recommend as well to create a separate publishing service for 'services'. When you create the new publishing service, set the 'Top-level galleries directory' to 'services' (or whatever you want to call it).

I did this with my shop page at https://danielleu.com/shop. Currently, I'm hiding all albums. Eventually, each product category will get it's own product page and then I'll be using some type of an thumbnail grid. Greeting cards and wood panels are built using albums. The first one doesn't have an embedded gallery while the later one does. One benefit of this layout is that I can use breadcrumbs and they support navigating the shop.

I think your services page is similar to my shop page and might work well using the same approach.

BTW, the page copy for the top-level gallery can be entered in /backlight/publisher.

Using the <span></span> tag should do the trick:

<span data-lang="en">Telephone</span><span data-lang="fr">Téléphone</span><span data-lang="de">Telefon</span>

This is the single-image view: https://johnellsworth.com/collections/a … single.php

In the album preferences, you can enable to go there directly from the album grid. This is what I meant with different user experience.