edtheuniquegeek

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Assuming that album is public: It looks as if you have an extra space between “Convocation” and the comma. Try removing that space to see if that fixes your problem.

I found the problem and corrected it using the method below.
A better description/instruction of using the correct internal album name for specific public albums would be to find the direct link from the right side in Picasa (“Link to this album”), which will look something like this:

https://picasaweb.google.com/username/albumname?authuser=0&feat=directlink
https://picasaweb.google.com/username/albumname2?authuser=0&feat=directlink

then copy the album name before the question mark and paste it into the parenthesis like this.

KPICASA_GALLERY(albumname, albumname2)

I’m having a similar problem. I have 19 albums listed but only 9 are displayed, and they are all public albums.
It does seem as if there is a limit.

That worked. Thanks.
I was trying something similar before that didn’t work. I inserted the href but didn’t include:

<li class="page_item">

</li>

Thanks again.

Can anyone help with this?
To describe this better, I would rather the Home link to a different URL than what is generated in the sidebar.php file.

I found the perfect, and easiest, solution here:

https://sitesires.com/theme-cracking/

Maybe I’m not doing something right because this didn’t work for me.
My confusion may be here:

Now visit your blog, view source (e.g. View->Page Source in Firefox), and copy the HTML between those two markers. Rename your footer.php and make a new copy of footer.php with that HTML code.

I copy the entire HTML source to the index.php somewhere in between <!– Evil Footer Devil FOUND –> ?

Also, the part about making a new footer.php. I’m supposed to put the entire HTML page source in the footer.php also?
I did both, if so. I put the HTML page source in between the <!– Evil Footer Devil FOUND –>, just before the <?php get_footer(); ?> in the index.php. Then I also pasted the same HTML page source in the new footer.php file. I made sure to remove the extra footer links from the HTML page source code in the index.php and the new footer.php that is currently viewed on the site.
What I ended up with is two header images, two bodys and two footers with some of the spam links still in one of the two footers.

Awesome. Thanks.
I will try this when I get home this evening.