Carole Asselin

In the bottom right of the editor, you will see an "Other Media" button. Click that and you will have an option to choose from photos/videos you uploaded to Gallery.

You will wan to go to ACP -> System -> Applications -> expand System and disable permissions for “Search”

You need to login to the front end via your Wordpress SSO account first. Leave that tab open in the browser.
Now open another tab to the admin panel and login.
If you now open the Easy Mode editor, does it open the page and you're logged in?

Copy the highlighted value below into your cron job:

 

You can also use a third-party web service like cron-job.org which is free.  You just type the value into the url field and choose a 1-minute schedule. Be sure to save the settings in the ACP prior to starting a cron job or use a web service.  Verify that the tasks are running every minute after setting up either type of service.

If you are unsure how to set up a cron job, please contact your hosting company who would be able to assist you with doing that

I have seen tutorials on how to customize the look of a forum (colors, logo, etc.) but is it possible to do the same with the Gallery? I have not yet installed the forum as I currently have a bbPress one that my members are used to, but the Gallery would be a new feature on my site. I would like to have it somewhat close to the look of the rest of the site.
Where would that be done? 

Right now, my first step won't be to relate them together. The Gallery will just be a section of my site where members could upload their projects. The forum will continue to be where they post answers and I am hoping they can "hotlink" to what they have in the gallery (instead of uploading a second time). For now, I am just testing the gallery on a test site. Once I can figure out if there is a way to customize it so it looks at least similar to my site, I'll see.
And eventually, I might also migrate to the IP forum too.

When entering the license key on the test site add -TESTINSTALL at the end. That way it will be recognized as the test site.

It would be really helpful if all images uploaded to the site (whatever the starting format) were converted to jpeg or webp for the thumbnails. Being both compressed formats they would allow faster loading and greater space optimization.
In my case I have a gallery full of PNG images in high resolution and obviously the thumbnails being in the same format even if at a lower resolution require a high loading time.