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The Publisher plugin has changed very little, and we've not seen these problems locally. Please ensure you are using the most current version of the Publisher, downloaded from Backlight's Admin => Backlight Modules page. If problems persist, then you may need to reset Lightroom's preferences (unfortunately, a fairly standard troubleshooting step with Lr).

Get into the backlight/data/logs folder. The most recent log file will include the link, and you can use that link to reset the password.

Do what Rod says. You should be just fine without the root-level .htaccess and index.php files, so long as you're not using Backlight to create pages.

Hit Admin => Languages, and make sure that German is designated as the Default Language. This should cause the page to load with the appropriate language profile.

Thanks, Mark. Glad to hear you were able to find a solution. Strange issue, though. I guess there was something amiss with the Wordpress installation? This has been one the head-scratchier issues I've seen with Wordpress, and I think I'm still scratching my head as to what caused it in the first place.

PHPlugins should be working in themes with the latest updates. Check Admin => Backlight Modules to ensure you're on the latest.

If still not showing on the Home page, then what's different about the Home page, as compared to other pages that are working?

Thanks, Tom! Glad to hear things are running well for you.

In Backlight's admin, use Publisher to create a new album. Select a video-enabled template, and you will be able to set the Video ID by editing the album's settings. In this way, you should be able to create your video pages without using Lightroom.

The install instructions and our demonstration video both advise that you should use an FTP client, configured to display hidden files, precisely to avoid these types of issues.

To update embedded galleries, you should Clear Template Cache. This should be sufficient, rather than deleting your template. Also, I good first thing to try any time you're troubleshooting changes.

Looks to me like you're using a Pym iframe to embed a page within another page, so ... stop doing that. Maybe you've selected the wrong thing to embed? Or maybe you need to take a closer look at the iframe's source page. I reckon you should not be putting an entire page, with header, into that iframe.

I meant that I loaded your theme into my own Wordpress installation, and it worked. Can't say for certain, but seems like something else might be a problem.

I just tried the full-screen button on one of your galleries, and it works perfectly.