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Single-image pages render images using static HTML and responsive CSS, and scale images on the x-axis, based on screen width. This is exactly the desired behavior. And without the single-image pages, you won't be able to share images to social media at all; without them, sharing the URL for any particular image would not be sharing the image, it would be sharing the gallery.

Thanks. I've located the transaction record and have emailed you directly. I'm going to close this thread.

That's odd. I've not observed any issues with the checkout flow. Some fluke behavior, certainly.

Have you managed to get the order through yet, or are things still pending? I'm sure what I can do on this side of things, since all I'm seeing is an abandoned checkout, but happy to help in whatever way I can.

Maybe try again, and if we end up with duplicate orders at some point, let me know and we'll reverse one.

With this release, we're no longer charging upgrade fees for add-ons. If you only have Backlight 2, that won't impact you much; but for some, that's a very steep discount indeed.

Sounds like you might have to a typo in your email address when placing your order. Can you email me directly? I'll take a look in the meantime and see whether I can sort it out on my own.

Pangolin is so much better! And that's where we've put all of the new work for the last what ... 2 ... 3 years? ;-)

Okay. If you have some reading to share, European regulations are a moving target, and this is something we will hopefully be able to continually improve. Though in the case of Google Analytics, Google also needs to provide us appropriate tools.

Calling me out. Now I've got to rummage around in the guts of the forum software to find the menus ...

I've updated your Backlight 3 order to use the same email as your Backlight 2 order. The upgrade should work for you now.

In the future, though, please don't expose your email address in the forum. Bots may find it. Just email me the next time and I'll sort you out.

It's as compliant as it can be, and I fail to see how it's in violation of European law. They visitor is consenting to accept cookies on your website. If they opt-out of Google Analytics, then we set a cookie that tells Google Analytics not to run; they are consenting to that cookie. Thereafter, they are not being tracked.

If you'd like to read more about Google Analytics and GDPR, I found this article:
https://www.cookiebot.com/en/google-analytics-gdpr/

Here's another:
https://adzerk.com/blog/gdpr-google-analytics/

Between the cookies notice and consent, the opt-out of Google Analytics, and the Privacy Policy -- which I suggest you use, if you don't already have one -- I think we're well covered.

Hi Andreas,

The script is "there" in the page's source code, but if the user has opted-out, then Google will not track them. This has been implemented according to Google's opt-out documentation, here:
https://developers.google.com/analytics … er-opt-out

Looks to me like you need to adjust the aspect ratio in your Galleria template.