Benoit De Boeck

This should now be resolved with v.3.1.6

This should now be resolved with v.3.1.6

Just came back from holiday and quickly had a look at this issue.
It took me a while but I finally figured out what the problem was: WP 3.6 is shipped with a new version of jQuery UI and there have been a few functions that are now deprecated compared to the earlier version. This was causing all the trouble.
I rewrote the part of the plugin that was involved and this should now be solved with v.3.1.6 of the plugin.

In all the tests that I did about updating to WP 3.5 with WP Supersized present, I never observed any problems.
However, while working on the latest update to make sure that it worked on WP 3.5, I noticed that WP had become very sensitive to minor php syntax errors that had no influence in previous versions.
I would suggest checking that the problems you have are not arising from another plugin or even your theme that would cause a conflict with WP Supersized in WP 3.5 (a wrong call to jQuery is a common reason for conflict). Please try deactivating other plugins or change theme to check this.

Good idea, I will implement this in a future update.

You probably mean a shortcode ?
This is not possible for now.
Many people have added Supersized to their theme by following the indications on my blog. Relatively old but still valid.

Please reset your options and things should return to normal.

You have jQuery loaded twice on your page, once by WordPress and once again later in the code, see line 121 of your page source.
Remove this second jQuery to avoid conflicts and everything should be fine.

Yes, images are sorted alphabetically. If you want a specific order, simply add a numbered prefix to the name of the images.

Please try resetting the options.

Please try resetting the options. This should work.

You need to create a new WordPress template based on the page template, removing everything that you do not need.
You can then select this new page template as template for your home page.
For details on how to create templates in WordPress, see this introduction to templates.

Please reset the options of the plugin and everything should be fine again.

It seems that many users have trouble with the interaction between the plugin and NextGen Gallery. I also had this problem and it was solved easily. If you check the announcement of NextGen Gallery 1.9.8 on the Photocrati website, they advise users of NextGen Gallery to deactivate and reactivate the plugin to have it working correctly.

If you still have problems with WP Supersized after doing that, try resetting the options.

Your wish is my command ??
I have just released v.3.1.5 with an additional option to Always fill screen (equivalent to switching off the others – Fit Always, Fit Portrait, Fit Landscape). Sorry to have forgotten about that possibility when modifying the way it was selected.