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  • I think the problem might have to do with the fact that the width of your webpage is to short (or the images are two wide); the pictures are just going to the next line.
    notice that on:
    https://www.idowens.com/wordpress/gallery.php?album=40383
    the 3rd and 4th pick are on the same line.

    A pair of landscapes or landscape-portrait simply won’t fit in one line in #content. Either resize the images or #content.
    Or ditch #sidebar ??

    Ok, alphaoid, I gathered from your string that it ran a query to see if you were in the gallery.php or in an actual gallery and if IN a gallery, not to apply those rules…what i did was went back to my css and added
    .flickr-album {
    width: 600px;
    }

    This makes pages OTHER than the front gallery page (in other words, IN actual gallery) display wide and thus 2×2….Others may need to adjust 600 to another number….
    Thank you all for your help.
    ALSO, “EXIF stands for Exchangeable Image File Format, and is a standard for storing interchange information in image files, especially those using JPEG compression. Most digital cameras now use the EXIF format.” (from exif.org)

    Kids learn too fast these days ??

    Is there a way to “paginate” photosets?
    For example, if I only wanted to show 9 photos on a page like this:
    https://www.franklinfamily.org/gallery.php?album=40791
    I could then have it go to the next page?

    your site is down.

    It’s working correctly for me.
    I’m a computer lab right now too!

    Thread Starter rdarrow

    (@rdarrow)

    allthewhile,
    the paging feature would certainly be useful for people who have lots of photosets/albums or people who have large photosets/albums with many photos in them. i haven’t figured out a pretty way to do it yet though. any php hackers have any good ideas?
    ray

    Thread Starter rdarrow

    (@rdarrow)

    I’ve released an update here. It includes some new features and some bug fixes that were pointed out to me in this forum and also in the comments on my own site.
    Ray

    Great plug-in.
    I’ve got it all working fine, but the layour is a nightmate.. I’ve spent an hour modifying the .css file and no matter what I do it seems to make no difference.
    My site is in the very warly stages, but you can see the problems on this test page: https://www.rambozotheclown.co.uk/wordpress/gallery/php
    Can you help at all and point out where I’m going wrong with the CSS file.
    Thanks.

    i try to install it, but doesn,t work.
    I see the tag
    < ?php flickr_show_photos($_GET[‘album’], $_GET[‘photo’]); ?>
    in main page?
    Anyone could help me?
    The installation is here:
    https://www.officialsm.net/test/wordpress/wordpress/gallery.php
    Thanks in advance

    Thread Starter rdarrow

    (@rdarrow)

    anonymous (officialsm.net),
    there is a space after your <. Remove that so it reads <?php flickr_show_photos($_GET[‘album’], $_GET[‘photo’]); ?> and you should be alright.
    Ray

    Thread Starter rdarrow

    (@rdarrow)

    Unfortunately the last Flickr outage uncovered a potential security issue with this plugin. Read a write-up on the security risk and get an update that fixes the hole here.
    Also, a couple new features like pagination for albums and photo pages have been added. Have fun.
    Ray

    I have a question.. when I need to insert the function which calls the album, where exactly do I put it? in between the <div id=”content”> .. </div>?
    which </div> do I have to go up to?
    I keep getting:
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/shane108/public_html/s/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flickr-gallery.php on line 66
    and have tried almost everything…

    Ray,
    I just upgraded from .05 to .06 and it was a very smooth transition. Thanks so much for addressing the security issue as I was very concerned about it having happened to me while Flickr’s site was acting up. Thanks again for all your time and effort!

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