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Hi @bbceg,

You can use the filesystem trick of ‘mounting’ the plugin/NGG source to the intended destination, like mount -t overlay overlay -o lowerdir=/srv/shared_plugin_root /srv/example.com/wp-content/plugins

Hi @bbceg,

NextGEN has problems when it is stored in a symlink rather than a normal directory. We may have fixed it in the Pope-less refactor ( that’s upcoming to be released ) but we are not certain about that.

In the meanwhile a ‘hard link’ will work — it just requires root access which not all web hosts will give, even if you get shell access.

Hi @marquardtmedien,

Please access “NextGen Gallery -> Gallery Settings -> Basic Thumbnails” and select “Yes” for “Override thumbnail settings” and save the changes. This should allow you display the thumbs based on their orientation but this can also cause grid problems.

Hope this helps

Hi @gilmourb,

Thanks for your reply. We understand there’s place for the improvement and we look forward to discuss with the team on the best approach to better handle the dynamic images resolution and to make sure that it adapts better corresponding to the container’s width where it is added.

The filter that our support team has provided is meant to specifically affect Pro Tile thumbnails’ resolution and not the lightbox images:

function custom_tile_image_dimmensions() {
    return array(
        'width' => 1200,
        'height' => 800
    );
}
add_filter( 'ngg_pro_tile_image_dimensions', 'custom_tile_image_dimmensions', 10, 3 );

Please make sure you clear both the image cache from “NextGen Gallery->Other Options -> Miscellaneous” and your site’s cache for NextGen to generate and display Tile thumbnails of a bigger resolution.

Best Regards,
Imagely Team

@naries2017,

Feel free to contact our support team at https://www.imagely.com/report-bug/ and we’ll have a closer look at the problem.

Thanks

Hi @ulenka19,

Both are non-functionally breaking warnings that can be ignored and you are getting them because of the enabled WP_DEBUG constant on the server.

The first one seems to point to a undefined $pagination_result variable. Could you please let us know what pagination setting are you using for the gallery and if you are getting this warning for all of your galleries?

As for the last warning ref Undefined array key “Flash”, this indicates the flash firing status. On some images taken on older iOS versions, this may be incorrectly stored as an array. This is an ignorable warning as well.

As for increasing the height of the Album area where you could drop galleries, you can try adding the following CSS rule using a plugin like Admin CSS MU:

.ngg_page_content_main .widget-holder {
    height: 100% !important;
}

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Imagely.