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First, put your contact information inside a div:

<div class="contact-text">...</div>

Now you can control the format.

I just tried this on my test site:

.contact-text {
  float:right;
  width: 50%;
}

.contact-form{
  float:left;
  width: 50%;
}

You might want to provide different css code for mobile and desktop browsers.

Pierre, I'm not certain that it is obvious that one has to select english or french in the top right corner to enter the site, or at least it takes some time to figure this out. Just my 2 cents.

Yes, you need to change that. That should be all.

Chumby, you already reported this some weeks ago the http://community.theturninggate.net/vie … p?id=11172.

I don't have a CE4 installation anymore since it is kind of outdated. So rather spending time with CE4, I would recommend to upgrade to BL2.  Many things are so much easier now.

Anyway, what is the difference with this test gallery and the https://www.leonvanlier.net/galleries/f … eythuysen/ album? The later works.

Hmm... try to open the file /backlight/installer/env.php. If there is a define for https://get2.theturninggate.net/install/, change it to https://get.theturninggate.net/install/ and try the module update again.

Thank you, Oliver. Now that I know what I have to look for, I am able to reproduce it.

Thank you for posting the header, but it doesn't show the issue you described! I don't see any html entities for umlauts. Google properly interprets &.

Hi Oliver, sorry, I only get the homepage as a result

Phplugins doesn't have a cart support API. I never looked how the cart handling is done in javascript. But I don't advocate to modify/hack the backlight files. So I would look at another approach:

Your best bet is to create categories based on image size (eg, dimensions). This could be a range of dimensions. You could use Lr smart albums to group identical/similar sized images together and then apply the same category to all of them. Now in the cart you could use a common text for all of them.

The http to https redirect is good! But it looks like you are pointing the .co.uk domain to the .com domain folder on your site. In your cpanel, check if you can point your .co.uk domain to the .com domain. Then whenever you enter .co.uk, you are automatically redirected to the .com domain.

It has been done with custom css. I think this is what you are looking for: http://community.theturninggate.net/vie … 539#p48539. Or at least it should help you to get there.