Thread Starter
deekee
(@deekee)
Hello to all,
well, after digging a bit around CSS and PHP, I found a solution, but which is not wholly satisfying…
The NextGEN Gallery I’ve inserted is working fine, but somehow it’s first placed a few pixels below and finaly shifted upwards to the correct position, see http://www.deiopea.ch/1×1
I think it’s a stylesheet issue and I’ve have been fiddling around with it for quite a while but haven’t come up with a solution yet!
Many thanks in advance for your help getting this private charity site online!
Regards,
🙂 Dirk
NB: I know double posts are not fair but anyway I’ve posted this now aswell on http://ww.wp.xz.cn/tags/nextgen-gallery?forum_id=10 where it actually belongs to (sorry I didn’t know as I’m pretty new (< 3 weeks) to WP)
Thread Starter
deekee
(@deekee)
Here the solution:
In the header.php I simply replaced:
<img src="<?php header_image(); ?>" width="<?php echo HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH; ?>" height="<?php echo HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT; ?>" alt="" />
with the following
<?php
if (function_exists('nggSlideshowWidget')) {
echo " ";
nggSlideshowWidget(12,940,198);
}
?>
Don’t forget to change gallery ID, WIDTH and HEIGHT
This works great. Thanks!
This was a much easier way than a previous method I have used.
Just one issue. the gallery fell just short of the menu. I lifted the menu up in my stylesheet but now it hops up just after it loads. Any clues?
http://www.silc.com.au/
Hmm. And the alignment falls right out in firefox. Any thoughts?
Thread Starter
deekee
(@deekee)
Well, I haven’t found a solution yet!
What do you mean by “the alignment falls right out in firefox”?
On my final site http://1×1.indien.org it only l hops up after loading a page in the first instance but not when sliding into other pic’s.
Definitely I will take care about this issue and finally find a solution, but unfortunately I’m pretty short of time in the following weeks as I will travel to India to look after our organisation…
I will post again in here, when I’ve found a solution to the problem causing this strange behaviour.
Hi there folks,
This worked for me:
<div class="frontpage_slideshow">
<?php
$showgallery = '[slideshow=1]';
$showgallery = apply_filters('the_content', $showgallery );
echo $showgallery;
?>
</div>
Now you can style the slideshow in your CSS file:
.frontpage_slideshow {float: left;}
Thread Starter
deekee
(@deekee)
Ciao Vogelpesto,
Well, I didn’t really had the time to take care about that tiny but annoying problem…
I was pretty busy to care about with children that we support!
See http://www.1x1indien.org/?category_name=januar-2011…
(Sorry, but it’s all in German)
I feel great that you’ve found a solution, but where do you exactly insert the mentioned code in the header.php?
Thread Starter
deekee
(@deekee)
I finally fixed by changing the following in nggallery.css
311. ngg-widget-slideshow {
312 overflow: hidden;
313 margin:0pt;
314 padding:0px 0px 0px 0pt; /* Org: padding:5px 0px 0px 0pt; */
315 text-align:left;
316 }
riveriver, how did you sort out that firefox alignment problem, as i’ve got the same issue?
Hey Deekee, good to see things worked out. Your site looks really nice. And German is no problem for me, I’m Dutch 😉
Remember that when you update NextGen your changes will be lost. My solution leaves the NextGen css untouched.
