Community @ The Turning Gate

Do you need to duplicate? Or did you just want to upgrade the site?

If upgrading, just follow the upgrade instructions.
https://backlight.me/docs/upgrading

If duplicating, you can just download all the site files to your computer then upload them to a new sub-folder or sub-domain. Then log in and make the necessary URL changes in the settings. And then perform the update from BL1 to BL3

Keep in mind, if you're managing albums with Lightroom you'll only be able to control the existing albums and sets for one of the sites.

the album set is an Okapi based page.

the video page is Pangolin.

Looks like a different selector is needed for the Pangolin page

try this instead:

/*footer*/
li.copyright {
	font-style: italic;
	text-align: center;
}

video id should just be the id number, not the entire url
https://backlight.me/docs/theater-prese … eo-youtube

I'm unable to recreate this. I'm able to add a physical product after getting the error message

something is wrong. Looking at the page source code I see links like this:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="/ttg-be/galleries/backlight/publisher/gallery/stylesheet/style/2" /> 

Which is saying that the backlight folder is inside of the galleries folder, which would be totally wrong.
Have you made any changes to the site url?

If you'd like, feel free to email me Backlight admin or guest updater credentials and I'll see if I can find anything obvious. If I can't, then Ben will likely need to take a look.

Looks like perhaps a page template is missing. Try assigning a different album template to the CR album

You will need to create one.
Also create a menu set that does not include a link to your Galleries page.
Assign that menu set to the page template.
Assign the page template to your Client Response album template.

See this for more on templates: https://backlight.me/docs/templates

I'm moving this to the Backlight Support forum

the text in under the thumbnails looks fine to me. I see padding between the words and the edge of the thumbnail frame.
If the album title is too long, it will get cut off.

Font size for both thumbnail metadata text and breadcrumbs can be controlled with custom css.

Content font size is set at a standard 16px. This can also be changes with custom css.

You'll find forum topics on all of these in these "font size" search results: http://community.theturninggate.net/sea … =837573760

I think the copyright start date has to have a date in the field. If you put this year's date, it should end up just being ©2020

Once you go Backlight, you'll never want to visit that Web Module in Lightroom again.

Have you created a new Pangolin page template?
Have you created new Pangolin-based album templates and album set templates? (you first need a Pangolin page template to create new album and album set templates)
Have you assign your new templates to pages, albums, and album sets?

You can restore the default setting to any template by going to the Templates page and clicking on the name of a template. You'll see several buttons across the top of the resulting View Template page. One of them resets to default.

After you create a new Pangolin page template along with Pangolin album and album set templates, you no longer need the Okapi templates.
If you delete the Okapi templates before assigning new templates to pages, albums, and albums sets you'll be presented with a screen to replace those templates with an existing Pangolin template.

the problem is a "misspelling" in the selector.

You have:

#page_pallet_T1

it should be

#page__pallet__T1

with two underscores

As well as set the redirect in the Backlight > Settings > Privacy section?