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The theme’s front page might be so customized that it may be required to hardcode the <?php Slideshow() way of inputting the slideshow instead of [slideshow] way.

You can copy it from the plugin page, make sure to put the page_ID if what post includes the images for the slideshow.

Let me know how that works for you!

Remove or rename this image:
plugins\slideshow-gallery-2\images\link.gif

That should be a good quick fix. If you want to get rid of the link as well that’s another issue entirely.

the FAQ is updated with this info now btw

So this one is a bit tough and I can see why you’re missing it. You’re more than likely putting n the order id instead of the image id.

To get the image or “attachment id” I found the easiest way is to go into the Media Library. Click one one of the images in there and view the header of the page:

https://www.blog.com/wp-admin/media.php?action=edit&attachment_id=353

to exclude that image:
[slideshow exclude=”353″]

It’s still broken btw.

I was hoping upgrading to 2.2.1 was going to fix my issue with this, but still not working!

I’ve tried with both bit.ly and tinyurl editing both functions.php and twitter-tools.php

le sigh!

Wasn’t able to figure this out. Sorry.

The description text indeed does get referenced from the “Manage Gallery” it will pull the title if there’s a title, and if description if no title. It doesn’t do multiple lines very well though.

And as alexrabe mentioned the flashvars editing is very useful. It took me awhile to figure out that you need to edit nggfunctions.php to edit those vars. Also if you’re interested in doing full screen option you’ll want to set the overstretch option to ‘true’

I’m running into this same basic issue. I’m thinking there is an exception that can be added into the .htaccess file but I don’t know what the exemption would be.

This article mentions creating a new .htaccess file and adding it into the directory you are trying to safe-keep while untainting the original:
https://www.paperstreet.com/blog/index.php/archives/1680

I also found this cheat sheet to be of use for anyone looking to dive into .htaccess more than I. https://www.askapache.com/htaccess/mod_rewrite-variables-cheatsheet.html

Please let me know if you figure this out!!