kbauman

Same issue.

Having the same issue.

Same here. WordPress 4.1.1 and Woocommerce 2.3.7

I had some extra white space somewhere, I think. I tried pasting the singlepic url with nggshow in it, directly into the url bar and got a header error. Told me there was something being sent to the browser before the image.

I don’t know exactly where it was since I did so much, but it was in nggshow most likely. After messing around, and re-uploading files, it suddenly started working.

I had this same exact code inserted into my wordpress site, https://www.themotorlesscity.com, as well. I found it in a posting near the bottom of my front page, by viewing the source and searching for “statistics.” Good luck. I’m not sure how my site was hacked but it sucks.

Cool, glad you like it. I tend to favor straight forward designs, although I do appreciate other styles as well.

Uh…yeah, it’s like the email sent without the attachment. And no, I’m pretty sure I’m not your ex-wife, though I do expect my wife to read my mind…

The Motor(less) City

It’s really nice! Very clean, simple, and a nice color pallet.

Is this on all browsers or just IE?

Alright, here’s the scoop. To use a gallery that you’ve created, put the following into the “page” or “post”: [gallery=id]

Here’s the catch. You need to substitute “id” with the number of the id of the gallery you want to display, such as “1” for gallery 1. So that means that to display a gallery with the id of “1”, you would put the following in your “page” or “post”: [gallery=1].

This is obviously different from how some of the template “tags” work, where “id” would mean that it was going to sort by id. As far as I know you can’t have WordPress automatically find and display all galleries. You have to manually put each one in a “page” or “post”, unless you were to write your own function to do so.

Alright, here’s the scoop. To use a gallery that you’ve created, put the following into the “page” or “post”: [gallery=id]

Here’s the catch. You need to substitute “id” with the number of the id of the gallery you want to display, such as “1” for gallery 1. So that means that to display a gallery with the id of “1”, you would put the following in your “page” or “post”: [gallery=1].

This is obviously different from how some of the template “tags” work, where “id” would mean that it was going to sort by id. As far as I know you can’t have WordPress automatically find and display all galleries. You have to manually put each one in a “page” or “post”, unless you were to write your own function to do so.

Can’t anyone answer these questions. The documentation for this plugin is really lacking.

I have the same problem. Can someone answer this. The documentation for the plugin sucks.