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Somehow I did it, thanks.

You should definetly make the path of the cache storage customizable,
however, I was guessing that because I use a Multiblog config,
and it works, because the cache is stored with DOMAIN_NAME_ as folder prefix.

Great

I don’t remember the theme now,
but can you explanate me the requisites for that button to appear ?

Is there some hook / function to add in functions.php ?

Yes I need that too !

Can you fix this problem ?

Either inserting an exception in your plugin for NGGallery,
or convincing their developers to use properly WP database ? (draft is WRONG).

I have same problem and I don’t find answers.

Only solution is to give to your custom user the ability to “manage_options”.

Otherwise it will not see WordPress SEO menu, because “manage_options” is hardcoded as “MUST HAVE CAPABILITY” in wordpress-seo/admin/class-admin.php

I confirm that “reset options” button resolve this problem, if you have it.

Thank you for the great pro support by email,
I posted also there on the forum to help.

I need that too ??

This is happening to me either, from 2-3 days.
THIS, plus all galleries disappearing with “gallery not found error”.

I had to downgrade 23 websites from “NextGEN Gallery by Photocrati 2.0.66” to “NextGEN Gallery – 1.9.13”

After downgrade, they started to display their galleries back.
But I can’t upgrade or they disappear in all websites.

Please help because this is quite severe.

I have same problem,
still not found a solution.

I have same problem,
still not found a solution

yes I do: nggallery.css is currently stored in /*/wp-content/themes/patriziadipaolo_com/nggallery.css, which isn’t upgrade-safe. Please move the stylesheet to /*/wp-content/ngg_styles to ensure that your customizations persist after updates.

I’m also saying that it’s just stupid to show this error,
and to avoid people using this “in-theme” configuration.

@photocrati : what about our problem ?
why are you removing this essential function screwing up all before working configurations ?

@photocrati :

Hi, I have a WP hosting with >100 websites, no-one haves (and should have) access to wp-content.
I ask you a way or trick to remove or ignore this message, because I DO want nextgen css files to be in the template folder.

The problems was resolved few days after they opened this post.
Update already !

You didn’t resolve this in 1 month ?

I’m having the same issue with .30