PaulD

Sorry Alex I didn’t see your post but I am confused. It works for me on IE8.

Just tested it.

Paul

**Edit**Ah, I see it throws script errors in IE7

Wow, I can’t believe that I found it. I am really just a newbie with php code. Not that I’m trying to toot my own horn here, I just can’t believe that it only took me 30 minutes to find and fix it. It should have taken me hours and hours plus countless Google searches.

Anyways, for those that are interested, it turns out that the Edit Thumb text was wrapped in a <span> with a class=”custom_thumb” which it turns out was also defined in the main wp-admin/admin.php file and it was set to hidden. For whatever reason FireFox ignored that but IE didn’t.

The fix was to change the span class to something other than custom_thumb. So open up wp-conten/plugins/nestgen-gallery/admin/manage-images.php and round about line 401 you will find this line;
$actions['custom_thumb'] = '<a class="thickbox" href="' . NGGALLERY_URLPATH . 'admin/edit-thumbnail.php?id=' . $pid . '" title="' . __('Customize thumbnail','nggallery') . '">' . __('Edit thumb', 'nggallery') . '</a>';
Change the ‘custom_thumb’ to something else (I chose cust_thumb), save and upload and test.

Let me know if there are any problems.

Paul

The plugin is not set up to post one pic and to display the entire gallery in shutter, thickbox, lightbox, etc.

It is possible to do that but shutter, thickbox, lightbox, etc. would need to have a list of all your pic url’s in the specified gallery which means modifying the code.

Is that what you are wanting to do?

Paul

Finally fired up Firefox and I see what you mean. I thought Rotate was what you were talking about.

You’ve got me interested. I will poke around with the code tonight and see what I can come up with. I don’t know if I will find anything but it’s worth a shot.

Paul

None that I can see. It’s not like you are going to be using the file with any other plugin, unless you stop using NextGen which more than likely any other solution is going to have a different way to display photos and I can’t see a perfomance gain or loss by having imagerotator in a different folder within wordpress.

Paul

Interesting.

I don’t have IE7 installed as a stand alone but when I test on IE Tester -> IE7 it shows View | Meta | Rotate | Recover | Delete

I am using WordPress 3.0 and Nextgen 1.5.5

Maybe

Paul

Right now I don’t think that there is a way to do that, save for removing the sidebar widget.

I have been able to modify the slideshow component to show cartain tagged photos (for instance to use in a header). Maybe someone else has done this. If not, I can see what I can do that for the widget (exclude certain tags) but I will need some time.

Just curious, what does “top of my post” mean? Did you modify the template file or did you place it at the top of an actual post.

What sidebar widget are you using?

Paul

FYI, double posting is frowned upon in most forums.

To answer your question, you need to add template=caption like this

[nggallery id=10 template=caption]

Hope that helps.

Paul

I wasn’t thinking well on that last post.

You can disregard the part about spacing. The spacing depends entirely on how big your slideshow is so it’s going to take trial and error.

Paul

I don’t know why the OP was trying to do it that way. Maybe it came from visiting the JW Player site first.

As far as I can see the only way to stop and start is to click on the image count text and there are no ‘flashvars’ to add to control that option. I don’t know if you have noticed but the slideshow does start again after you click on it and it advances to the next photo. Not pretty but gets the job done.

Paul

You can achieve the effect that Alex got on that slideshow page by adding spaces before and after your description text that you enter for each photo under Manage Gallery.

It takes roughly 51 spaces, including your text, to make the previous and next buttons, as well as the image count, move off screen.

Hope that helps.

Paul

Sorta found it.

Replace id='TB_ImageOff' with id='TB_next'.

Problem is that once it gets to the last pic and you click on it thickbox closes. If that is your intent than it should work. Otherwise I will see what I can come up with. Question was left un-answered on the Thickbox forum so I will need to start thinking ??

Paul

I did it by modifying the thickbox.js file in wp-includes\thickbox\

I removed <a href='' id='TB_ImageOff' title='"+thickboxL10n.close+"'> from the line jQuery("#TB_window").append(... which is just after the //End Resizing comment (line 135 for me).

Hope that helps

Paul

P.S. Oops, just saw that you wanted next image. I’ll see if I can figure that one out.

Doesn’t really matter but wp-content/uploads is the most common place, then you need to go to the NextGen Options page in Admin and click on the Slideshow link at the top. There you can either specify were you put it or click the search now button which will look in the uploads directory ( or some other subfolder of wp-content) and fill in the path for you.

Paul

Take a look in /plugins/nextgen-gallery/view/album-compact.php or album-extend.php.

Should be that all you need to do is comment out the $gallery->counter section including the entire <p> tag (in album-compact that is).

Paul