sdiverdan

Hi Melanie, I can answer this question as I just when through it. What you need to do is logon to your WordPress control panel and click on ‘My Calendar’ and then select ‘Template Editor’. Then select the Grid window and delete the line:
<p><a href="{linking}" class="event-link external">{title}</a></p></div>

This will remove the Event Details link from the grid details. I also did this to the ‘List’ also. The help gives you the various shortcodes you can use. In my case I added the following after the {hcard} line:

<div class="mc-description">{description}</div>
<p>{ical_html} • {gcal_link}</p>

This added the description and the ical and google calendar links. That way people can add your event onto their calendars!

I tried to increase the PHP memory in the .htaccess file however that resulted in a server error which brought the website down. I had to have the internet provider increase the memory at the server level. Increasing the PHP memory to 45MB worked. I was able to activate the all-in-one event calendar plugin and then it worked.

An update, I discovered that the current NextGen Gallery Widget does allow an image and the random feature works. So it is possible to retrieve a random image however only with the sidebar widget. Unfortunately the widget does not show the title nor is it centered and there is no link. I would have liked people to click on the image to get the full gallery.

Is it possible to edit the widget to add a title and a link?

I’m now trying to use pure HTML. I’ll try the tables without using Shortcodes Ultimate.

The question on how you center one slideshow is still unanswered. What html works with NextGen Gallery to center the slideshow on a webpage? Is the default left justified for a slideshow?

thanks alchymyth! I also just found it in my banner. I created a solid color banner of various sizes and it worked so I knew it was my banners! I guess I should have made the background black in paint and Gimp to see it. I also did not click on the picture in Flickr so I only saw it with the white background.

thanks… now back to re-creating my banners.

that’s the point, the image does not have this edge. Verified it in Gimp, paint and PS Elements. I suspect it is something to do with adding the header image. The background is black but the white edge appears. Is it possible that the header image background area is white/grey and for some reason it no longer matches the 2014 header size?

Our website link is: http://www.northumberlandatvriders.com/

I tried to increase the banner to 1265 x 240 but it wants to crop it to 1260 x 240. I unfortunately do not have my test system on the old version of WordPress, it is also on 4.0.1. I don’t know how to fall back to the old version to verify this change.

I also compared the css for Twenty Fourteen 1.2 and 1.1 and although there are changes, nothing that adds or removes that white line. For some reason I cannot get rid of that white line! This problem appears on Chrome, Firefox and IE. Worked great on all three before 4.0.1 and 2014 1.1. In the WordPress admin panel the Header preview shows correctly…all black no white line.

You’ll notice that on my main page is a Sponsor slideshow, before WordPress 4.0.1, I had three NextGen Gallery slideshows each showing 12 of our sponsor’s business cards (36 in total). With 4.0.1, NextGen Gallery with the Shortcode Ultimate row and columns also failed. I had to remove the row/column shortcodes and just use one slideshow. Problem there is I cannot center it. It is obviously a problem with Slideshow in the content area of the column using Shortcode Ultimate. Once I put the slideshow in a column the following end column and end row shortcodes show on the screen as they are ignored. I haven’t raised that issue yet as I’m sure it is do to the 4.0.1 shortcode problems but haven’t worked it out yet.

sent a bug report.