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Thanks!
I figured out the problem. It was somehow, that for the one gallery that I was testing, the AJAX flag wasn’t set back when I disabled AJAX in the Gallery Settings. This meant that the class ngg-ajax-pagination-none wasn’t added so AJAX was still active there but not on other galleries.
I then edited the page, clicked on edit on that gallery and disabled AJAX there, that did the trick.
Just for someone who might have the same problem in the future.
If you can’t help with the above, could you maybe guide me towards where in the database I can find the flag that turns Ajax on and off? Then I can have a look there.
Thanks!Fantastic, thanks a lot!
Thanks for the quick reply. An example link looks like this:
https://domain.com/page-name/ngggallery/page/1
<div class='ngg-navigation'> <span class='current'>1</span> <a class='page-numbers' data-pageid='2' href='https://domain.com/page-name/ngggallery/page/2'>2</a> </div>It would be great if you could change the output to something like this:
<div class='ngg-navigation'> <span class='current'>1</span> <a class='page-numbers' data-pageid='2' href='https://domain.com/page-name/ngggallery/page/2' rel='nofollow'>2</a> </div>This would avoid having those links show up in Google Search Console.
Thanks a lot!
Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply. How can I then set photocrati_ajax to 0 in the example above? I tried turning AJAX off in the settings in Basic Thumbnails and Basic Imagebrowser, doesn’t go back to no AJAX.
However, if I change the permalink slug “nggallery” to something else, that does change in the code snippet sent above? So it’s definitely no caching issue.
Any advice on how to turn AJAX off again? The code can stay there, no problem, just need AJAX turned off.
Thanks!