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Sorry if this is in a how-to. I did look but the how-to documentations are so big it can be overwhelming. Okay, so I bought the licensed TWG as I like it a lot. I made it so that it uses Flash viewing of images by default, and when the image is clicked, it opens up in a large size using lightbox. However, when right-clicking on the lightbox, no save image option appears. Here are the additional parameters I currently have set:

$activate_lightbox_image=true;
$enable_direct_download=false;
$enable_download=true;
$enable_download_counter=true;

(I have this problem if I set $enable_direct_download to true, as well.)

Merry Christmas, by the way.

This is how the lightbox works. There is an extra layer and then the browser does not "see" the image underneath. Download has to be enabled for the lighbox because this is where a lighbox gets his data (also default lighbox behaviour).

Merry Christmas,
Michael

I apologise, but I'm a little lost. How can I make it so that users are able to both download an image and have lightbox support? If I were to try to save an image on the gallery page before clicking it for the lightbox, it would save a small version.

Also, whilst I am here, I though I'd ask one other thing. You will notice if you click the tree view on that page it is white and nearly impossible to navigate. How may I set it so that it always defaults to black like on the main page? (If you try to use tree view there.)

you can offer a downloadlink - see the addons page.

you should use the black skin as start and then make your skin modifications...
Or simply change the background color of your album tree.

- Michael

I had already set the black skin actually. However, I modified the default albums that came with TWG to make my current ones, so maybe this is why? Thanks, downloadlink works well, though I am having difficulty adding a parameter to the additional parameters config.

$image_txt_position=bottom;

It doesn't work. I thought it might have to be $image_txt_position="bottom"; but that doesn't seem to work either. I'm probably making a silly mistake, aren't I?

$image_txt_position="bottom";

should be the right syntax.

- Michael