piginthepoke

still hope to see a new release so I can use your wonderful plugin again. Power to your elbow Mr T

As I don’t have access to my php.ini file I added
ini_set('display_errors',0);
to my wp-config.php file right after the first <?php

<?php

ini_set('display_errors',0);

That stop the errors showing on the public sideAND on my WP dashboard There are however deprecation errors on the the incoming links panel.

That, said… when I clear the W3TC’s cache it spews out more deprecation errors and breaks the page – indicated deprecation errors are in W3’s PgCacheFlush.php & Cache.php files.

Can I exclude the E_Deprecation on in i_set('display_errors',0); instead of the 0 or do I need the error_reporting line as well?

In the meantime you can fix this by editing the plugin and commenting out the add_action line in nggallery.php by adding // as below:

// Add a version number to the header
			// add_action('wp_head', create_function('', 'echo "\n<meta name=\'NextGEN\' content=\'' . $this->version . '\' />\n";') );

Still pondering this one…. the ‘Navigation Label’ on the menu settings just aren’t displaying correctly. I have dismissed Yoast from the equation having disabled the plugin.

The menu is in the header used throughout the theme. I have also renamed the tag.php file to force the heir-achy to use index.php to see if it was a theme issue. No change.

So as far as I can see it is WordPress issue – not using the ‘navigation label’ on tag pages.

oops My original Title code

This comes down to the way your theme header.php <title> tag is written.

Mine was:

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Yoast was substituting the ‘wp_title’ section but my theme was adding the site name and description. I swapped it for a plain <title><?php wp_title(''); ?></title> and it is all clean again and back under the size limit.

I will tinker some more though but for now I am sorted. Great plugin and not worth dropping.
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I tweak mine by adjusting the time in the function theRotator() in the template header.

//Call the rotator function to run the slideshow, 6000 = change to next image after 6 seconds

	setInterval('rotate()',6000);