dmpilotwings

I too am receiving “We cannot display this gallery”, which only began to happen after running “WP Optimize” plugin and clearing all cache options. I believe my database is corrupt now.

Been running NGG for almost two years now, never had an issue until now. I have an old backup of my complete site. Which specific file(s) should I restore or which php (location?) should I edit to define the display types properly?

When I enter the link that Peter posted (with our domain/) I receive a blank screen with “Invalid post type”

Thank you~

bump.

thank you! this is exactly what i needed!

I agree! I am very disappointed, this pluing causes 30 validation errors https://validator.w3.org/

I’m using something else!! Ugh!

Thank you, in my above message it says how its done:

Instead of logging into your wordpress control panel (wp-admin) with the https:// address, type in your domain using the https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/

Once you login to the https:// version of your site, all images in your library will now be listed as https:// URLS. So, just open the Huge-It Slider options, remove previous https:// images, and add the new https:// ones. All images added are defaulted to https:// URLS and will now pass ssl validation.

php recompiled, server cache emptied, php memory limit set to 256 (wordpress recommended) and wp supcache plugin installed and activated. Site is running snappy!! ?? Sorry for the worry.

@geckogully

Could you please elaborate on the process of re-saving permalinks? I think this is the issue for me because I recently switch our site from http: over to https:. Now all orders are stuck in “pending” status, and woocommerce emails are not being sent to us or the customer.

The only reason I know of a sale is I still get the email notification from paypal saying I’ve received payment. This leads me to believe the issue you were having with the identity token is not the case for us.

I’ve been using woocommerce for over a year now, and this is the first this has happened. I’m rather positive about the issue occuring due to the http: / https: switchover.

resolved. see above.

***FIXED*** This plugin’s “Upload” button does not work if you are logged into the https:// version of the wordpress control panel. It works if you’re in https:// mode only …Grrr.. Please fix

Help! I’ve since de-activated the plugin and rolled-back my database and yet the issue continues to persist! It seems the pages are timing out (PHP memory limit too low?) because I get spinning and spinning and sometimes just blank white page. This wasn’t happening at all before I activated this plugin. Are all settings undone when the plugin is de-activated? If so, what else could be causing this? Everything is running slow now, I’m on a VPS, is it possible I’m been throttled here???

It also happens randomly in IE as well.

Thank you~
Here’s how it’s done:

Instead of logging into your wordpress control panel (wp-admin) with the https:// address, type in your domain using the https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/

Once you login to the https:// version of your site, all images in your library will now be listed as https:// URLS. So, just open the Huge-It Slider options, remove previous https:// images, and add the new https:// ones. All images added are defaulted to https:// URLS and will now pass ssl validation.

***FIXED***
Not sure how/why this worked, but it did.

The slider widget was nested in the div.art-layout-cell-size1 class, in the theme’s css file.

I changed the {width:100%;height:100%;} to {width:110%;height:110%;} and it now fits perfectly! It must be a compatibility issue with my theme and your plugin.

I’m seeing an img style that is giving it smaller inner dimensions “<img style=”max-width: 455px ! important; max-height: 276.753px ! important; opacity: 1;” id=”huge_it_slideshow_image_1″ class=”huge_it_slideshow_image_1″ src=”https://weddingpassports.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Wedding-Passports-Cabo2.jpg&#8221; image_id=”9″>”

The width set in the plugin settings is 485 x 295, and all images are sized exactly to those dimensions. Where is this coming from? I need to remove this.

Its a wordpress site, and the it was inserted as a widget in the header widget area of the site. if you right click the area and inspect element (firefox) are you able to get the info you need?