saintlaurent

You can get the effect of different themes by incorporating part of their css file and probably “index.php” file into your existing theme. Doing this you can create any number of templates which you can setting each one up as a blank page, selecting the appropriate template. Just make sure that your query is set correctly to only return the desired posts in your new template. Wp Recipes has a good explanation.

I have just found a stripped down version of 201o called Starkers . It is entirely bare, just what you are looking for.

Found the solution!

Ok so you need to open up your gallery.php file found in the following path wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/view.

After that create a new div and give it an id or class so that you can easily style it. Then just put in a link back to the page of your album! problem solved.

<div id="gallerynavigation">
<a id="return" href="https://www.yourblog.com/?page_id=6"><?php print "<<Return" ?></a>
</div>

I am looking for the same solution. How can I input a simple back button to return to the album page?

Hello, sorry for posting again so quickly but I found the answer to my problems. I’ll post here because it might interest others who are trying to display info about the thumbs.

<?php $tags = wp_get_object_terms($image->pid,'ngg_tag') ?>

<?php foreach ( $tags as $tag ) : ?>
  <?php echo $tag->name; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>

Hey thank you for this. Any idea on how to display the tags either under or over the thumbnail? I am using tags to give credit to the photographers in my gallery.