New Features for AWSOM Pixgallery 4.6.X

NEW FEATURES/BUG FIXES:

1) Admin settings/options page rewritten to be clearer with options grouped by what they affect.

2) Added new setting to disable image scanning in WordPress Posts. This helps fix cases where the Index page slows down when Pixgallery is active.

3) Custom Language for Front End Display. You can now Customize the language for all elements of the Gallery by modifying the file pixgallery_lang.php. If you do this
move the file to the folder called "awsom-customizations" in your uploads folder so your changes don't get erased if you upgrade the plugin.

4) Custom CSS file retention. Same as number 3, if you move a customized pixgallery.css file into the awsom-customizations folder in your uploads folder it will not get erased during upgrades.

5) Added new setting to disable the Breadcrumb display on gallery/image pages.

6) Added new Pixgallery code to fix issue with Visual Editor html issue with old code: now use [pixgallery="/myfolder/"][/pixgallery]. The old code will still work though.


To get support, find the latest release version of this mod, or report a bug please visit AWSOM.org or Harknell.com

KNOWN ISSUES:


1) UPDATE: Now fixed. Use the new code style to get around this issue. (see above or on settings page) Pasting the code into a page or post generated by AWSOM Pixgallery from the
 Manage Galleries page for a Gallery using the Visual editor does notfunction properly. This is due to the fact that the editor does not like directly input
 "HTML' code (which the pixgallery code mimics). Switch to the Code editor, paste the code, then switch back to the Visual editor and it will work properly.

2) Due to a change in WordPress 2.6 in regard to default "uploads" folder path settings and other path related changes the Default gallery path that
Pixgallery creates has now been set to simply be "/wp-content/uploads/awsompixgallery/" at plugin activation time. It would have been a real pain
to actually try to determine where this had been moved to (if it had) as well as compensate in other areas of the code. If you have moved your
default wp-content location you will need to edit this through the Manage Pixgallery Galleries admin page if you wish to use the default folder. Since
probably 99% of you guys won't actually move your wp-content folder (and there are many good reasons not to do so) I'm not too worried by this since the
few of you who do move it will easily be able to edit this setting since you are probably a more advanced WordPress user anyway.

