pchuprina

In the theme I was working on there was a style.css in the theme folder and a css folder that contained another style.css file. One night, after a long day, having thought i had double uploaded in sloppiness I erased the the style.css file in the theme folder. Next morning my hard worked theme had disappeared from and admin panel, but not the theme folder itself. By replacing it from a backup I was able to reinitialize it and get back to work. Double check your files on your server to a “raw” unworked version of your theme to see what you accidentally disposed of.

having the same problem. Any solutions?

Thank you all!

Hello all,

I solved the problem, which was a mistake made by me omitting some basic code.

Instead of:

<div class="ngg-thumbnail">
         <img alt="<?php echo $gallery->title ?>" src="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/wp-content/gallery/albumthumbs/<?php echo $gallery->gid ?>.jpg" />
</div>

I did:

<div class="ngg-thumbnail">
                    <a href="<?php echo $gallery->pagelink ?>"><img class="thumb" alt="<?php echo $gallery->title ?>" src="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/wp-content/gallery/albumthumbs/<?php echo $gallery->gid ?>.jpg" /></a>
  </div>

I forgot <a> linking…..

PChuprina

A update: I’ve been able to link the gallery title to the proper gallery page, but unfortunately have not been able to link the thumbnail. Don’t know why.

Thanks in advance for any help…..

PChuprina

Does anyone have a idea where the problem could reside?

It really comes down to which one is best for you and your needs.

I understand. But that is also one of the reasons I am asking; in hope of creating a short list, to read the whys and reasons, to create a short-list and a foundation of where to start testing and playing to finally formulate my own conclusions without too many dead ends.

Thanks and of course all input is greatly appreciated.

PChuprina

I should have also added “most popular(why?),” more so then “best.”

Sorry no, I can’t seem to find the tags to style. I also tried styling the button in the plugin itself with no success. Any more help? Please?

Thanks in advance.

Did it!

I changed the widths through the “settings contact edit panel.” From this:
`<p>Your Name (required)
[text* your-name] </p>

<p>Your Email (required)
[email* your-email] </p>

<p>Subject
[text your-subject] </p>

<p>Your Message
[textarea your-message] </p>
<p>[submit “Send”]</p>`

I ended up with this:

`<p>Your Name (required)
[text* your-name 33/100]</p>

<p>Your Email (required)
[email* your-email 33/100]</p>

<p>Subject
[text* your-subject 33/100]</p>

<p>Your Message
[textarea your-message 29×10]</p>
<p>[submit “Send”]</p>

The main difference being the addition of the 33/100 values which are: max size/max length. The other difference being 29×10 which is cols/rows. Unfortunately I’m not sure how this translates into the code and where it is placed, any explanations are greatly accepted.

Thanks for your input esmi.

P CHuprina

No, didn’t work, but thanks for your input.

Sorry: https://blog.chuprinacreative.com/

Hello all,

The errant “1” was actually in my wp-pagenavi.php file. It was actually in plain view, right in front of the opening <?php tag. Like I said before, this is a perfect reason for cleaner coding and code! I don’t beleive how much time I wasted.

Thanks for everyone’s input.

PChuprina

Hi Samboll,

Looked where you thought it may be with no luck. This is a good case for cleaner coding! lol.

A frustrated PChuprina

Hi SS_Minnow.

Negative numbers in margins in css style sheets are allowed, although I have changed it in this case. Check out this page: CSS Negative Margins – Part One.

Unfortunately the “1” is probably a errant left over number lying in the php code somewhere. I unknowingly created it by some sloppy and/or late night experiment/change on the code itself. Finding it can be like finding a needle in the haystack.