PostmasterGS
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Theoretically, all you should have to do is change the post title and hit “Update”.
The problem is likely with the use of an ampersand in the title. The ampersand is a special character, and to the underlying code, it has special meaning.
It’s possible to code around this, but it would likely involve editing some core WP or NGG files in a way that might have second- or third-order effects.
The easier option is to just use “and” in lieu of “&” in your titles.
I just tried the new version (2.1.60), and the “ID=” problem persists. No changes I make to any gallery take effect unless I manually delete the “ID=” section from the shortcode.
If I use Chrome’s incognito mode, everything works fine. If I open Chrome in regular mode with all extensions and plugins disabled it doesn’t.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by PostmasterGS.
Is your custom CSS in a file within the ngg_styles folder, or did you edit the master CSS file which is buried deep in the file structure? The master CSS files get overwritten with every update.
I did this once before. To do it, I edited line 13 of the manage-galleries.php file (found in \wp-content\plugins\nextgen-gallery\products\photocrati_nextgen\modules\ngglegacy\admin\) to show all the galleries on a single page of the Manage Galleries screen. I had 1500+ galleries, so I changed mine to “$items_per_page = 2000”.
Then, once all galleries were shown on one page, I could select them all at once and bulk create new thumbnails.
Also, when I click Save in the popup dialog, the changes are being applied to the exclusions section of the shortcode, meaning the exclusions list is updated with the proper image IDs.
But, when I preview or publish the updated page, the gallery as displayed on the page still doesn’t reflect the updated exclusions, and if I go back into the popup dialog, the exclude boxes are again unchecked.