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And that feature is available in most all browsers.

have you checked that all shipping prices are filled out?
Cart> Pricing > Shipping
If any are missing you will see red warning text

Google translation:

Haben Sie überprüft, ob alle Versandpreise ausgefüllt sind?
Warenkorb> Preise> Versand
Wenn welche fehlen, wird ein roter Warnungstext angezeigt

make sure that all Shipping prices for the new products are filled out.

It was part of the 3.0.2 release
http://theturninggate.net/2020/05/13/ba … -2-update/
Be sure to try clearing template cache

the page looks pretty much the same to me in all browsers. What differences are you seeing, besides the browser layout itself (menu, bars, etc.)

The only Safari browser I can test in is Safari iOS. The About page looks the same in both, other than, of course, the text.

have you tried all the usual tricks: clear browser cache, clear template cache?

i just edited my above post. take a look at that

could you have removed the photos via ftp?

It could be a corrupt database, so upgrading would not solve the problem.

can you create new albums?

is your Backlight 2 version up to date? What version number is installed?

Do you know if your host has made any changes, like updating php? What php version is installed?

Also, Backlight already supports and loads jQuery, so you don't need to load it again.

page elements moving to strange places is a good indication of a missing opening or closing div tags.
been there, done that. more than once

I've noticed this errant border before in single language sites (mine and others). I think it may be a bug and have reported it.

In the album set template Grid settings even if you set the border to 0, that one single border above where the metadata would go (figcaption) is showing up. What I've done is to set the border color in the template to match the background color, basically the same thing Daniel is advising.

that's the image title attribute. If the title field is empty, it defaults to file name. I've yet been unable to find a css way to make it not appear.
Showing the title when hovering over an image is, I believe, a browser function.

I see a jQuery solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/108 … -the-image

you would implement this using the scripts hook in phplugins.

in Backlight go to Publisher.
click on the “Albums” link on the right side of the page that corresponds to the top level gallery of the album or album set you’re interested in.
Click on the name of album or album set.
Click “Edit Album” ( or album set)
Click on Base Settings
the Cover Image setting is in that group.