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If you go to Categories and edit it there you can find sort options for category (except custom sort, like in Albums).
Also you can set default sorting for categories and tags on Gmedia Settings page.
If you build gallery with only Gmedia IDs then items will show in order you’ve selected them.In the latest version of Gmedia Gallery plugin there is new option in Action menu -> “Show duplicates in Gmedia Library”.
Also plugin will check for duplicates while import media.When you uploaded photos errors prevent to create thumbnails. You could click “Edit Image” link for each broken thumbnail in Gmedia Library and recreate webimage and thumbnail. Or you could delete broken images and upload them again.
Error message #1 is not related to the Gmedia Gallery. Try disable other plugins one by one to find which one is not compatible with latest WordPress version.
Seems like your wordpress installation in Debug mode which can be disabled in wp-config.php file.
Also try go to Gmedia Settings -> Other Settings -> and uncheck “Enable Debug Mode on Gmedia admin pages” setting -> Save.There should be rules for lightbox plugin (foobox in your case) which links to open in lightbox.
You can set rel parameter for the link in the Advanced Settings tab “Modal Name” field.Try manually delete ‘/wp-content/plugins/flash-album-gallery/’ folder via FTP. Then you will be able to install plugin.
@mvpacific: First of all you should find where is the problem. Try temporary disable other plugins one by one to exclude plugins conflicts. If not found then temporary switch theme to some of defaults.
To disable built in Lightbox go to edit mosaic gallery and on “Lightbox Settings” tab disable “Open Links in Lightbox” checkbox.
Mosaic automatically sets column width to be around thumbnail width (about 250 – 300px). If you set Columns (Min/Max Columns) to something other than 0, columns may be wider that thumbnail size and in this situation Mosaic loads web version of images, which are big and more heavy, especially for mobile devices.
There is no way to separate how many columns to be on different window width with CSS, because all Mosaic logic is in JS, but you can set Columns to 1 and it will show always one column (try it, looks nice too).
