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Couple of things you should check:
1) Try increasing font size to 48 or 50 and opacity around 30 to 50.
(After you save the gallery settings use a different browser to check to avoid the session caching)
2) Check to see if your server might not have enough resources PHP memory_limit (RAM) available.
Look in the server error log file to see if there are any fatal memory exhausted errors.
The sandbox testing mode is built into the photo seller plugin.
All you need to do is get a PayPal sandbox test account:
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/lifecycle/sb_create-accounts/
In order for the “facebook like” link to display the photo details page properly the photo seller plugin has some code which will remove the “canonical” links from the photo details page.
However in your case it appears that the yoast plugin is adding the canonical tags back in.
I will add some code in the plugin to prevent Yoast plugin from adding canonical tags inside the photo details page.
Will send you a zip file tomorrow so you can test.
Looks like your theme is trying to look for the following page:
[http://www.garyjohnsonphotography.com/gallery7]
However it appears that the above link does not exist anymore.
Did you delete the original gallery page created for gallery 7?
The symptoms you are describing sound like a typical case where your server does not have enough resources, because creating a watermark is quite resource-intensive.
To definitively prove that it is a memory resource issue, log into your server CPANEL and look for the error log file and let me know if you see any “fatal error” type logs. (ask your host support people to help you if you don’t know how to find the log file)
Are the photos in the particular gallery you are referring to any bigger than those of other galleries?
Are you on a cheap shared server plan? If so you are unreasonably expecting too much from such a server. Photo processing and manipulation requires a little bit more grunt than an entry level shared hosting plan. You should consider bumping up to a better hosting plan.
Regarding the viewing issue of enlarged photos – I think you are most probably running out of server resources.
Are you on a shared server?
What is the value of your server’s PHP memory_limit?
Log into your server and look for the error log file and let me know if you see any “fatal error” type logs. (ask your host support people to help you if you don’t know how to find the log file)
the order of my gallery images aren’t able to change no matter which ascending or descending choice I use
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I used the Album Thumbnail URL for the image I wanted on the album thumbnail but it won’t change to it
I think is due to session caching performed by this plugin. Try a completely different browser or use an “icognito” or “private” browser session and you should be able to see all of those changes you make.
There is a sort ordering configuration item in the price list settings which I added not that long ago. It has name and date ordering options. Did you try that?
Hi,
No you can’t change the colour.
You can however change the opacity – see the gallery settings page.
By making the opacity lighter the whiteness of the colour will also change.
Is there a way to make the download link go away after they have downloaded the image?
No the plugin does not have that type of functionality.
Regarding the thank you page links:
1) Did you enable PDT from your PayPal account and paste the correct token in your photo seller settings?
2) In photo seller “Advanced Settings” did you enable the checkbox called “Display Download Links & Purchase Info On Thankyou Page”.
Also did you put the following tag inside the text box
{product_link_digital_items_only}
If you’ve done all of the above and it still doesn’t work please enable logging for the photo seller and create a gallery with price of $0.01 and send me the link so I can try a test.
1) Go and grab the following plugin:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
2) Then add the following CSS code in the settings of the above plugin:
.wps-gallery-template8-thumb a:hover {
background-color: #00cca6 !important;
}
.wps-gallery-template8-thumb a:hover::before {
color: #ddd000 !important;
}The first part does the background and the second does the text colour.
I have managed to implement a solution via a new checkbox in the gallery settings called “Do Not Show Pricing Table”.
I will send you a copy of the plugin later this morning.
