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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Nextgen image size problem

    Had the same problem. My image is smaller in width than the post itself and is stretched. This is actually a CSS configuration problem.
    If you are using version 0.92 and WordPress 2.5 do as follows:
    Go the “Gallery” admin panel then the “Style” sub panel.
    Check which style you are currently using (I will take the “Black Minimalism Theme” as an example) and locate the line beginning with

    .ngg-imagebrowser img

    locate the line

    width: 100%;

    and comment it or remove it altogether. Replace it with

    margin-left: auto !important;
    margin-right: auto !important;

    You should end up with something like

    .ngg-imagebrowser img {
    	some settings...
    	/* width: 100%; */
    	some other settings
      	margin-left: auto !important;
            margin-right: auto !important;
    }

    Click the “update file” button below and refresh your page. You may need to empty your browser cache for it to work.

    If you cannot edit the stylesheet from within WordPress your will need to upload a modified version of the stylesheet via ftp to the proper folder, for instance here : your url/wp-content/nextgen-gallery/css/Black_Minimalism.css

    I hope that helps.

    Thread Starter Yves

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    I did, and quite extensively.
    The Documentation page on wp_list_pages() is quite clear and states amongst other points:

    By default, the usage shows:

    * All Pages and sub-pages are displayed (no depth restriction)
    * Is not restricted to the child_of any Page
    * No pages are excluded
    * Is not restricted to any specific author
    * Includes all Pages
    * Not restricted to Pages with specific meta key/meta value

    Yet the private pages do not appear even when logged as admin.

    Thread Starter Yves

    (@yves)

    Update :

    Related to an issue raised here 5 months ago with wordpres 2.1

    Thread Starter Yves

    (@yves)

    Problem solved.

    To bring some closure: that was an issue with my webhost, we had to ask him to allow us to set a compatible character set when dumping the database through PHPmyadmin.

    My new host does not give this option but I did not have the problem at all (and he uses an older MySql version). I guess it depends on how your sysadmin sets up MySql/PHPMyadmin

    Yves

    (@yves)

    Hi
    It took me longer to backup my files and database (and my blog is very small) than to run this upgrade.
    All went perfectly well since I knew I had to disable the Entity2NCR plugin thanks to the nice upgrade thread in the forums.

    While waiting for a fix in the core code there is a nice and simple plugin to solve your problem:

    http://guff.szub.net/2005/03/02/entity2ncr/#more-1016

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