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hi, not sure if I ‘don’t want to change that’, because I am not sure how I should run it properly.
I have adapted a theme, but I am not what you would call fluent in php or js…

I will look into this and try to find out more about the_content-filter

thanks!
I’ll keep you updated.

indeed that was the trick.
thanks again

yessss! indeed i found the setting! and it is set to 50!! I am going to adjust that one and i suspect this will solve it!!

I will let you know if this was the case.

THANKS!

Hey you posted on my post with a similar problem and I thought I should mention this:
today I updated my WordPress to the new version 3.5 and for me that ended my problems!
I was able to turn on all my plugins again without getting that white screen.

So turn off your plugins by renaming your plugin folder through ftp to plugin-hold, if you then can access your admin, update your WordPress to 3.5, rename your plugin folder again to plugins, and see what happens.
I hope this will solve it for you too!

I have some good news:
Today I updated WordPress AGAIN now to the new 3.5, and after that I was able to turn on all my plugins again!

Not sure what it was exactly what was changed that fixed this, but I am grateful nonetheless!

A custom theme I built based on Tweaker3, but highly adapted…

Update to the 2nd problem:
I found a work-around, of course I still hope the problem can be solved, but maybe my workaround will help you solve the problem.

If I add this to my template:
<script>images=['']</script>
your plugin no longer breaks the Supersized plugin.

Ok it was a lot easier than I feared!
With help from a friend I came to the following solution:
putting this in my template, gave the output I wanted:

next_post_smart( '%link', '◄' );
previous_post_smart( '%link', '►' );

thanks for looking into it.
Indeed turning off the permalinks is not an option for me…
So far i have decided on a work-around using a ‘link page to’-pluging to redirect my static homepage to the portfoliopage that has the gallery.
But of course I would prefer not to have to use the extra plugin.

ok, I found something in the code of the plugin that is probably of importance:
$link = sprintf( "<a href='%s'>%s</a>", get_permalink( $id ), $title );
the %s part calls the permalink I think, where i would want an arrow either to the left or to the right, depending on wether it is next or previous…
But, first of all I do not want to edit the plugin itself (because of potential updates). So I guess i need something in my functions.php that replaces that line with something else?
And second of all, I wouldn’t know what kind of if / else stuff I would have to put in there to make it work.

Someone please help? thanks

thanks for your reply.
I tried the Ajax pagination, but that doesn’t help.
It changes nothing if I also have the NGG Image Rotation plugin activated.
If I de-activate that one, it does change something, but it does not work correct either.
From page 1 it goes to an empty page, and if you click the browser back button, it goes to page 2.

hmmm and another bug!
If the gallery is on a ‘static’ home-page and you have a gallery made of more than 1 page and you link to the next page… it goes to a post instead op page 2 of the gallery.
It works fine if it is on another page than the home-page.

UDATE:
this is not an issue with your plug-in, but with NextGEN gallery itself (same problem happens when your plugin is deactivated.)

oh no, I see another problem ??
It doesn’t play well wit the Supersized plugin.

If NGG Image Rotation is activated the Supersized plugin only works on pages that displays a NNG gallery.
If a pages has no gallery the Supersized plugin does not work, regardless of wether it takes it’s background image from a NNG gallery or the WP media gallery.
As soon as I de-activate NGG Image Rotation, Supersized does what it should do.
This simple site is turning out to be quite complicated ??

never mind, i found it!!

I changed this:

$child_pages = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT *    FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_parent = ".$post->ID."    AND post_type = 'page' ORDER BY menu_order", 'OBJECT');    ?>

into this:

$child_pages = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT *    FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_parent = ".$post->ID."    AND post_type = 'page' AND post_status = 'publish' ORDER BY menu_order", 'OBJECT');    ?>

meaning I added:
AND post_status = 'publish'

ooohkay, can someone confirm if this is true (read it somewhere):
” By the way: the htc workaround works only in case if all the corners must be rounded. “

because this could be my problem, there are 3 rounded and 1 square corner…