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Hi @mawiti,

Please try to pass the image’s id using a separate shortcode parameter as in the example from below to avoid getting this warning:

[singlepic id=418]

Hope this helps!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by Imagely.

Hi @wp800s,

This is sort of expected to have an URL per each of the gallery page if you’d use a tool that scans for all of the page links ( unless perhaps you’ll find a way to filter these ). Still, it shouldn’t return more entries than the actual pages’ amount of the gallery that you have included on the page.

Alternately, you can use a different WP SEO plugin such as Yoast and that’ll add only the origin page’s URL to the sitemap ignoring the pagination but including all of the paginated gallery’s images.

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Hi @werny,

Let’s try to add this custom CSS rule to “Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS” to see if that’ll solve the problem:

.ngg-slideshow .ngg-gallery-slideshow-image {
    height: auto !important;
}

Hi @eurisko,

Thanks for reaching out and sorry for the inconveniences created.

We are aware of this problem and it is documented for the dev team. The fix is relatively simple so we expect it to be resolved in the upcoming NextGen Gallery update.

Hi @lukedouglas ,

That’s correct, for the security reasons NextGen filters pretty all of the tags ( excepting <a> and their attributes including ‘target=”_blank”‘

Hi @waylaid,

Feel free to submit a report for our support team at https://www.imagely.com/report-bug/ and we’ll have a direct look at it.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Imagely.

Hi @konstantinus,

That’s not something available within the available display types but you can create your custom view ( display type ) and print both the gallery name:

<?php foreach ($displayed_gallery->get_galleries() as $gallery): ?>
  <?php esc_html($gallery->title) ?>
<?php endforeach ?>

And the images amount using count($images) within the main loop.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Imagely.