Hi @2alfredo,
Sorry to hear of the problem.
Could you please let me know what method are you using in order to embed single images?
Providing us with an example of the shortcode that you use may be of a great help for us.
Thanks
Hi Mihai,
I don’t use shortcodes. I’ll proceed as follows:
create a new gallery
add photos (*. jpg)
go to page
edit page
place the cursor at the desired location
button add files
NextGEN Gallery
select & choose Gallery
choose desired photo
select thumbnail
and button insert to post
And now the problem comes: it does not appear the thumbnail but the image in original size.
If I connect via FTP, I see the thumbnail directory in the corresponding gallery – so this works fine. But no thumbnails are inserted – not even from old galleries. I have successfully applied this to more than 30 galleries in the past – but now, it does not work.
So I have installed an older version of NextGEN as a test – and everything works fine.
I think the problem is in the latest version or possibly already in the previous versions. I haven’t used NextGEN for about 10 months. But in more than 30 Galleries this works
Any ideas?
Hi @2alfredo,
I am sorry – it appears that this method for adding images was deprecated.
Please try using singlepic shortcodes instead to insert single images into your pages: https://www.imagely.com/docs/singlepic/
Sorry, I can’t believe this is outdated.
I did several tests and found the following: it can’t work because the link to the thumbs directory is missing!
In the current version (3.58) when adding thumbs to a page, the following is inserted (only a snippet):
src=”https://url/wp/wp-content/gallery/galleryname/picturename. jpg”
But the correct thing would be:
src=”https://url/wp/wp-content/gallery/galleryname/thumbs/thumbs_picturename. jpg”
So this is clearly a bug – please fix it.
