robhob

Try ticking “Show next image on click”. You’ll find this under Gallery >> Options >> Slideshow.

Hope that solves this one for you. I’ve only been using NextGen gallery for a few hours now so I might be wrong.

Cheers

Rob

Okay, I managed to break it again! Figured out the problem though. I had edited a file (screen.php) in cPanel. After making the change the site broke, not because of the change but rather (I think) because of the character set. cPanel defaults to utf-8 character encoding. I ended up editing the file in Notepad ++ and then uploading it to the server. Now it’s working perfectly again!

Thanks for all your attention.

Rob

Okay, it looks like I’m back up and running. I went to Permalinks and without changing anything, I saved the settings and that seems to have done the trick.

I’ve managed to get the landing page working but now I’m getting a 404 error when I try and browse to any of the pages.

This site was working almost perfectly on the Windows host, I moved to Linux because there was some extra functionality that I needed that wasn’t available on the Windows host.

Oh dear, not looking good… not even a sniff of help.

Thanks, but that also didn’t work. I’m entering this into the html section of a normal WP page… should something like this work there?

How would I do that in the WordPress page editor? I’ve tried it like this but it’s not working:
<div text-align: center;>
[one_half]
<img src=”/wp-content/themes/config/images/icons/phone.png” alt=”” /> <h7>021 534 7653</h7>
[/one_half]

[one_half_last]
<img src=”/wp-content/themes/config/images/icons/phone.png” alt=”” /> <h7>021 534 2847</h7>
[/one_half_last]
</div>

Why don’t you try what I did, replace your theme with a clean copy. You should have a folder called geoplaces in your themes folder (you’ll find it here – assuming you’ve got file level access):
maniladestination.com\wwwroot\wp-content\themes

I really don’t think it’s the theme. I think our sites were hacked. As I said earlier, mine’s working fine now after I replaced the theme (called config) with clean copy of the same.

Go back to templatic.com ( I assume that’s where you bought the theme) and download a fresh copy. Then backup the goeplaces theme folder, delete the old one and unzip the new one in it’s place.

What’s the name of the theme you’re having trouble with?

What plugin’s have you got installed?
I’ve got the following active plugin’s:
Comprehensive Google Map Plugin
Contact Form 7
Duplicate Post
WordPress Importer

Have you tried getting a fresh copy of your theme?

Yes. I’ve fixed the problem eventually by deleting the theme (I couldn’t rename it… got a nondescript server error) and unzipping the original theme in it’s place.

Now the question is, how do I secure the site? I’ve already changed the FTP password and the admin password.

I don’t know who these guys are but they’ve also been hacked:
https://www.whattwoeat.com/