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Well, the only way the CSS and scripts aren’t being loaded is if those lines of code have been commented out or someone added a filter so that those return nothing. Is that the case with your site by any chance?

The lightbox being used on your site is Colorbox, which seems to be coming from the ColorCycle plugin; however, MaxGalleria uses Fancybox to display lightboxes, yet that particular script isn’t being loaded on your site.

Did you implement MaxGalleria or did someone else do it for you?

Thanks for the feedback, we’ll see about possibly adding an option to adjust the polling time.

As for bulk publishing the imported galleries, you can do that now. Go to your Galleries page, select the ones you want to publish, click the “Bulk Actions” dropdown list, select Edit, then click the Apply button. Look for the Status dropdown list, select Published, then click the Update button. Done ??

We’re still working on our QuickStart Guides, but they should be available soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Ah yes, that’s definitely a change we’ll make. Look for this in the next update, and thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Can you list out all the settings for your video gallery?

Can you get in touch with the developer of the Creon theme? Sounds like the next step.

Not currently, but that might be something we add in the future.

There’s not currently a good way to include the images when you export the galleries. This is because the images are stored as posts with their post parent equal to the ID of the gallery custom post type, and a copy of each is made within the WP media library (this is how the same image can be added to multiple galleries).

This is different than exporting normal content (like blog posts) because the content field in the export file is empty. Not sure of a good way around this right now, sorry.

Thanks for the info, and glad you got it figured out.

Closing this thread.

Simply using your theme stylesheet might not work because it probably gets loaded before the gallery stylesheet, which means the gallery styles will override it. Try uploading a separate stylesheet and using that one in the advanced options.

Send screenshots of your gallery options and its output to dave AT maxfoundry DOT com.

jquery-migrate doesn’t come from any theme, it comes from WordPress itself, which is why you couldn’t find it in the Twenty Twelve theme files. For the record, it’s in the /wp-includes/js/jquery folder.

Well, this is unfortunate because HTTP connections are the norm, and there is nothing wrong with a website making HTTP requests to itself. This is the first host we’ve run into that have loopback connections disabled.

I suppose we could investigate a workaround, but I can’t make any promises at this point, sorry.