Community @ The Turning Gate

Very Nice Philippe,

I like the Squares as well and use them for links.

Your images fit very well into your design, less is more....

Thank you Gentlemen..

Hi Mike,

I have their shared hosting service. Yes you do have to call the USA. I have only had to speak to them a couple of times and they were excellent on each occasion. I paid in Dollars but it was before Brexit......

Very Sorry Deirdre,

Completely missed your comment.

I do use the Backlight Wordpress Plugin, however his has no bearing on my homepage. The recent posts section on the home page uses code to pull the latest two posts directly from my blog. The code is just HMTL and a couple of Wordpress Hooks and a little CSS. It automatically updates when I add a new post.

Hi Ben,

I'm on Bluehost also with 5.6 and IonCube checked. No worries for me either.

Hi Paul,

Send Owl is the way that TTG distributes it's updates and fixes for us to download.

You should have had an email from TTG pointing to the TTG Blog which tells you about the changes, along with the email from Send Owl. The Link in the send Owl email is personalised so that you only get access to the updates for the product(s) you have purchased.

Right you are Ben, panic not I will......

Hi Christopher,

Looks like you have your primary-menu line height set here to 12px

.primary-menu {
    border-top: 0px solid black;
    border-bottom: 0px solid black;
    line-height: 12px;
    padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px;
   
   
}

But you also have a line height of 44px set for the nav which I think is set in Backlight.

nav a, nav span {
    height: 44px;
    line-height: 44px;
}

I believe that the span element is pushing your drop down away from the rest of the menu.

Try setting the height of your navigation in Backlight to 12px

My Pennies Worth,

In my (maybe limited) experience in the IT Industry, my friends in the UK agree that in their Companies (and at ours) they are sticking with windows 7 for now. Usage of IE is very small and only where applications dictate IE. I don't have statistics from them, just anecdotal information, but in a straw poll at work with my 150 users; No IE users, 4 Safari, 104 Firefox, 25 Chrome, remainder split usage Firefox and Chrome on the same PC.

Yep, it is possible!

I have an in-line Theater slide show on my home page here: http://jonevans.photography

First, create an album template in backlight for your Theater images. Then, in Lightroom, create an album and place the images you want to show in it. Make sure that you hide the album from search and breadcrumbs and that you select the album template you created in 1 above. It's a good idea to make your images all the same size (6x4, 2x1 etc.) and select the correct  image ratio in your Theater setup. Then publish your images.
Lastly go back to lightroom and open your home page template and add your album.

Hi Matt,

That is excellent thank you. I've read a mess of reviews but not of these. I'll check them out and see where it gets me...

I'm making a Rod (sic) for my own back as this will allow my users to raise issues for me to fix

Hi Gary,

I have featured galleries and blog posts on my home page here: http://jonevans.photography. the coding is placed in the page copy.

Is this the kind of thing that you mean?