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I apologize! I just didn’t notice the line of links below the tabs in the Woo Commerce settings panel. Working fine now!

Thanks for your response. Here’s a link to the latest log file for a backup that was made on our server.

https://pastebin.com/xhmhuNW4

Thanks for your reply. I finally did figure it out. It was a bit of CSS I hadn’t noticed. Here is what removed the line:

#main{
border:none !important;
}

To add to the above, I used Firebug to find various divs and content areas and turned borders off wherever possible in CSS, but no luck

Actually I figured it out. It’s not intuitive, but if you hover over one of the pictures in your gallery, in editing mode, you’ll see an editing menu pop up. It looks like its only good for that picture, but it takes you into an editing screen where you can change and edit the whole gallery.

Okay– figured it out. All I had to do was click on a gallery to add it to an album. One of those obvious solutions that escapes me.

I have the same problem. Here is my link: https://www.nscommunitylinks.ca/contra-dancing/

An earlaier gallery created a few months ago works perfectly. I’m using the same settings as before but thumbnails link to new pages with fullsize images, not a lightbox with next-previous arrows.

Can you straighten me out?

Hi Jonathan

I’ve since found another solution and can’t remember the exact details of what I was doing. The plugin seemed to act normally but when I tried to attach a widget to a specific page it didn’t work.

I watched the video several times but since it is out of date I never did figure out exactly how to attach a widget to a specific page or post. Nothing I tried seemed to work.

I was using an iMac with Firefox 40.

I don’t see a home url, but I have changed the site URL to the correct value.

Am I correct that you should be able to hook up any WordPress database to a fresh WP install just by changing config.php and the settings in wp-options?

Thanks– but it’s still not working. I changed the config.php dbname, username and password to reflect the new values and changed the sitename in wp-options table to reflect the new url.

Not working at all– just get a blank page. The URL in the address bar stays the same, so it’s not redirecting.

Am I missing something?

Here’s a solution that worked for me: an iframe!

Just go into text mode on a page of your site and type:

<iframe src=”https://www.yoursite.com/folder/file.html&#8221; width=”800″ height=”400″></iframe>

Change the height and width to suit.

When exporting your Edge file just choose the Web settings and create a folder inside your WordPress site. Then click publish and upload your whole folder to your site using an FTP program like Dreamweaver or Transmit (free). Inside your new folder you’ll find a file name ending in .html. That’s the html file you actually see when viewing your Edge presentation. Dial up your site in a browser and add the folder and filename to the address. You should be able to see your presentation online. Copy that address from your browser’s location bar and swap it into the ‘yoursite’ address I mentioned above.

It sounds very complex here but was easy to implement.

Thanks! I should have seen it. Works perfectly now. Great plugin!

I didn’t explain myself very well. When I click on the little pencil to edit the gallery I’m given links to make overall adjustments like thumbnail size, drop shadows, etc, but there’s nowhere to add or remove media. According to the support video, I should be links beside each gallery image and be able to add or remove them and reorder them. I don’t see that.

https://www.nscommunitylinks.ca/blog

See if you can make a comment. I’ll give you a password privately if you think that’ll help.

Stu

There are low-priced e-books on how to use WordPress. Might as well bite the bullet and resign yourself to a couple days of study. I’m often impatient for answers right away but once I cool off I find I enjoy learning new techniques. Asking questions is often very frustrating.