2 questions:
I'm fiddling with getting gallery implemented and it seems to go pretty well.
1. How do i disable the gallery icon in a nice way? Don't need that extra icon in my embedded page, make it look sloppy.
2. Why do i all of a sudden get 2 embedded gallerys below each other when i call http://localhost/~mysite/index.php?/gal ... _itemId=21 ?
3. How do i get all of gallery, not just the theme in the same colorscheme? Right now it only gets the right colors once i actually go into the album.
4. I still need to find a good way of getting links like photoalbum,aboutme,guestbook and contactform in my sidebar. I can't seem to find a proper way. All the plugins either don't work, or i'm not getting it.
2 questions regarding gallery and others
I'm going to have to try this myself someday, just so I can answer questions more coherently.
The only one of your questions I can really answer is 4. The Link List plugin detects a few of the other plugins and automatically adds them to the list. However, the most reliable way to add links is to add an HTML nugget plugin to your sidebar and add whatever links you want.
I'll take a quick stab at 3 while I'm at it. The embedded Gallery tries to use Serendipity's CSS. There's nothing there for it, so it gets rendered plain or default. When you enter the gallery, you've left Serendipity, so Gallery's CSS takes over and gives you the Gallery theme you selected.
To get the Gallery CSS in Serendipity, you'd have to copy the contents of the Gallery stylesheet into the Serendipity style.css (located in your template's directory: template/{Your Template}/). That may cause some problems if Gallery tries to style standard stuff, so you may want to try including only the rules specific to Gallery classes.
The only one of your questions I can really answer is 4. The Link List plugin detects a few of the other plugins and automatically adds them to the list. However, the most reliable way to add links is to add an HTML nugget plugin to your sidebar and add whatever links you want.
I'll take a quick stab at 3 while I'm at it. The embedded Gallery tries to use Serendipity's CSS. There's nothing there for it, so it gets rendered plain or default. When you enter the gallery, you've left Serendipity, so Gallery's CSS takes over and gives you the Gallery theme you selected.
To get the Gallery CSS in Serendipity, you'd have to copy the contents of the Gallery stylesheet into the Serendipity style.css (located in your template's directory: template/{Your Template}/). That may cause some problems if Gallery tries to style standard stuff, so you may want to try including only the rules specific to Gallery classes.
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*grin* Sorry Judebert, but nope...The Link List plugin detects a few of the other plugins and automatically adds them to the list.
The static_page sidebar plugin auto detects some links (At least, I think that is the one you are thinking of).
But I would definitely recommend looking at LinkList if you are going to have a large list of links (it is much easier than html nugget when you use the backend management system).
Unfortunately, I can't help with the gallery questions either...
Matthew (Feeling generous?)
htmlnugget is the answer indeed. That works fine. But can someone tell me when i add another html nugget and i put this code in there, it doesn't work?
<img src=http://localhost/~alefveld/index.php?/g ... _show=none>
Should work fine no ?
As why gallery showed up 2 times, it was because i had the plugin installed 2 times
. As to the colorscheme of gallery, i just needed to set that at the global option instead of just theme specific.
<img src=http://localhost/~alefveld/index.php?/g ... _show=none>
Should work fine no ?
As why gallery showed up 2 times, it was because i had the plugin installed 2 times
First off, I'd add quotation marks to the src attribute:
<img src="http://localhost/~alefveld/index.php?/g ... _show=none">
If that doesn't work, I'd try fetching the URL in the "GO" field of my browser. If no image appears, you're fetching the wrong URL or retrieving a blank image.
Finally, I'd try escaping the & as & instead.
And if none of that worked, I'd come back and ask me again.
<img src="http://localhost/~alefveld/index.php?/g ... _show=none">
If that doesn't work, I'd try fetching the URL in the "GO" field of my browser. If no image appears, you're fetching the wrong URL or retrieving a blank image.
Finally, I'd try escaping the & as & instead.
And if none of that worked, I'd come back and ask me again.