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Just logged in to make sure you were all on this! lol… thanks

yes a simple “class” or “id” identifier in the shortcode would be awesome. Even if you injected your own class upon using the ul. like <ul class=”html-sitemap”>

Thank you for this workaround!

Yes I am getting this with WordPress 3.6. On all sites…

I need this as well… guess I could mod the plugin myself, but I don’t want to update and it crash mys tuff… I am forgetful

My problem was because I was using taxonomies.

So I was trying to pull everything into a post_type and I specified the csv_post_category and that is not what I needed.

I removed csv_post_category but now I am trying to figure out how to load the taxonomy’s category in the right place… I will update in a moment.

I am having the same issue… but I do not understand your solution.

I entered the field csv_post_slug for each and it did not help anything.

background-size… css3 ftw

yeah I have had a cache problem with other mobile detectors… disable your caching plugin and see if it does it again.

yes

The title should be the dreaded <br /> again

[No bumping. If it’s that urgent, consider hiring someone.]

THANK YOU!! What a great option, but why the hell did it do that automatically after upgrade…

I just did some custom stuff

in nggShowRandomRecent function I changed this “around” line 1068:
from

if ( is_array($picturelist) )
        $out = nggCreateGallery($picturelist, false, $template);

to

if ( is_array($picturelist) )
        $out = nggCreateGallery($picturelist, false, $template, false, true);

AND around line 225
from

function nggCreateGallery($picturelist, $galleryID = false, $template = '', $images = false) {

to

function nggCreateGallery($picturelist, $galleryID = false, $template = '', $images = false, $nopagination = false) {

AND finally around line 290
from

if ( !is_home() || $pageid == $current_page )

to

if ( (!is_home() || $pageid == $current_page) && !$nopagination )

it works… and I am happy… but cannot update ?? and that is fine with me for now.

all good Alex. I appreciate you looking into it. If there is a better way for me to do this then I would not mind modifying it. Thank you again. I might program a work around for myself. But I thank you… I will have to donate some $… I will search that out later.

oh ha…

array(0) { }

that is what it gives me

ok

using var_dump (instead of print_r) before:
$out = apply_filters(‘ngg_gallery_output’, $out, $picturelist);

results in:
string(14) ” “

before:
$out = nggGallery::capture ( $filename, array (‘gallery’ => $gallery, ‘images’ => $picturelist, ‘pagination’ => $navigation, ‘current’ => $current_pid, ‘next’ => $next, ‘prev’ => $prev) );

results:
NULL

before pagination var_dump($picturelist); gives us the (what seems to be) the proper array.