the above are just middlin' points, i recognize, but it might confuse some already confused people. =)

but here's the roadblock i'm hitting in getting this template to work (fyi, i've already set up the default template on 2 different servers for 2 different people, zenphoto v1.0.1).

i've been working on this for 5 hours. 3 separate installs just by the book per included instructions. finally just started adding your template mods in one by one. the roadblock occurs when i put the "archive.php" file into the root directory, and then call that via the "view all galleries" link on the root level index.php, said link going to "myurl.com/zenphoto/archive.php". the error sems to be when that goes to the "archive.php" found in the theme folder. right there, everything breakds down, and absolutely nothing i've tried for the past 5 hours can past this: the "getAlbumLinkURL" is telling me that here is where an album's location is:

myurl.com/zenphoto/januaryphotos/

when it's really here:

myrul.com/zenphoto/albums/januaryphotos

and so the "all galleries" link is turning up completely empty, with just the well-designed header. i've tried absolutely every htaccess, functions.php, config.php mod mentioned in these support forums. my only hope is the possibility that the 5 beers i've consumed in trying to troubleshoot this these past 5 hours has somehow impaired my judgment. -g-

elsewise though, darn good job. it looks good on your site!

hi unruly.
right, your questions

1. zen is the included with the default install, and thats where you will find the two files to edit. I'll clear the documentation up, thanks for the pointer.
2. it means the index.php in the stoppeddesign folder. that was a fix for genosypheus' problem, earlier

and your second post: well, you say that your arhive.php file found in the root of the downloaded zip tries to go to zenphoto/theme/archive.php? Well, thats where its supposed to! Im using the same files, and it works ok for me. Try downloading the file and starting afresh, as if number 2 messed up, then that might something to do with it..?

Good luck :)

Hi everyone, this theme has been heavily updated, it only has a few minor IE bug problems now, which I will fix in the week (when I get access to a PC)
It also comes with a step by step installation guide that is pretty fool proof (or so I hope!). Sadly when I originally released it, the docs were pretty slim, now they're a lot better.
There are lots of bug fixes, and a few new features, take a look here and download here.

If there are any bugs, let me know and I'll fix them,
enjoy! ;D

Indeed, it does seem much better in IE 6.x now. However, I'm seeing a rendering problem with IE 6.x when trying to add a comment. Interestingly, the main stopdesign theme (i.e. http://dbowman.com/photos/) works well with IE.

sorry, rhscdn, its now fixed!
download the zip again and overwrite the images folder
(thats all you have to do)
also update your index.php page, thats been changed slightly, too
enjoy,
bensp

[b]Bensp[/b], are there any changes or functionality you need in the main release that would make it easier to install?

I'd rather not have people hacking their installs to install a theme. Better to make everything compatible with everything else, so if there's anything we can do to facilitate that, let us know. Thanks.

there seems to be a problem with vertical photos where the white photo border extends past the photo

reference:
http://citrusandroid.com/bug.png

also, i haven't checked if its in your theme or zenphoto in general, but in the album view:

"Click on a thumbnails to view the image."
should (obviously) be:
"Click on a thumbnail to view the image."
or
"Click on the thumbnails to view the images."

I just installed the stopped design theme. I love the look. Can't comment too much on the workings because most of the things I would mention are above. It took a bit of tweaking, but overall nice work. Any thoughts on correcting the vertical pic issues?

http://www.shannonandsteve.com/test/images/zenphoto/index.php

[i]trisweb[/i] - the i.php and template-functions.php files are edited along these lines. If you could specify different thumbnails for the default folder in the config file, then that'd be awesome! And the function in template function? Hmm.. where would be best to fit that in?!

[i]pearofducks (nice name ;D) and Studlee2[/i]
The bug is fixed, it was from me testing trying to wrap a drop shadow image all the around an image.
If you already have ZP installed edit image.php:
-delete
-delete
-delete
< a href="" title="">< ?php printDefaultSizedImage(getImageTitle()); ?>< /a>-do NOT(!) delete
-delete
-delete
-delete
Lines 20 to 26, delete all but the middle line (the link!)
and then update your photos.css file by deleting lines 784 to 799.

Sorry about the inconvienience, it seems I uploaded the wrong files.. (how stupid of me..). The zip has been updated too :)