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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Minor Glitch in Category ColorsSure, I understand.
It just seems more reasonable to apply the styling if there is an entry in any of the Category Colors: Primary Color, Background Color, or Text Color; but this is no big deal.
Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Custom Stylesheets Not ShowingI use Wampserver on a Windows 11 machine with all up-to-date programs and My Calendar is the only plugin.
Actually, this is not a big deal to me. I duplicated your existing my-calendar.css in its my-calendar/styles folder and renamed it my_calendar_new.css. This new file shows up in the Select My Calendar Theme dropdown box, and I can use and modify it.
I do hope it won’t get overwritten with a plugin update, but I can deal with that if I have to.Thanks,
BobI found the solution.
When adding the first (and only at the time) gallery, the shortcode was
[ngg src=”galleries” display=”basic_thumbnail”].
Starting in the first gallery, the slideshow continued on into the next gallery.The problem was solved when I changed the shortcode to
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”1″ display=”basic_thumbnail”]Great! Thank you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Postman SMTP Mailer/Email Log] Want to know everything that I know?Jason,
I am very impressed with Postman SMTP and really appreciate your efforts with this program.
Your ‘recent conversation with Jeff Starr’ was very enlightening; and I would like to read your ‘reply to an article’ by Quay Morgan but have not been able to find it.
Do you have another link?
BobI can’t find it either. This is a wonderful plugin.
Please tell me that it is still available.Tizz,
Thank you very much for your suggestions. I had sort of given up on an easy solution, and your ideas encouraged me to try again. It turns out that $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] was what I needed to do the simple logic in my existing template file. That is, I set
$pos = strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'nggallery');
If on the Album page, $pos is false; if one of the galleries is displayed, it is not false. I then use a simple conditional to display the link when a gallery is showing.
I expect that your solution is much better than mine, but this simple logic is sufficient for my application. Again, I really appreciate your help. Thanks.Thanks, tizz.
I did a poor job of describing my problem.
I have an album on a page that consists of several galleries. The page uses a special temple which does what I want. When one of the galleries is selected, it opens on the same page with the same template as the album. This is not too bad, however a link on the gallery page back to the album page would be very desirable. I thought I could do this with some simple logic, but both the album page and the gallery page have the same title and the same permalink, so I don’t know what to test for.