Can't change width of Tiled Gallery

changing the content width in functions.php

That should indeed do the trick.

What’s the current $content_width value for your theme?

I believe it is undefined, so I tried to add it using a functions plugin, using the directions in an earlier thread. I added this code:

if ( ! isset( $content_width ) )
$content_width = 900;

To the file for the “Custom Functions” plugin. I believe the plugin is working because I have other code in there has changed things on the site.

$content_width seems to be set to 630 on your site at the moment. Your theme might be setting it, thus stopping your plugin from defining it since it’s already set.

I’d suggest searching for $content_width in your theme’s folder, until you find the function setting it up for you.

Let me know how it goes.

Hi, I am having the same issue. I already set the content-width in my php-file.
All CSS formats are also set to the 1400 pixel I wanted but the tiled gallery keeps its width of 640.

I am using it with a child theme derived from the Omega Design. It calls the global_width in the following functions:

function omega_set_content_width( $width = '' ) {
	global $content_width;

	$content_width = absint( $width );
}

And for sure setting it in the defaults:

$defaults = array(
			'post_id'     => get_the_ID(),   // post ID (assumes within The Loop by default)
			'type'        => 'video',        // audio|video
			'before'      => '',             // HTML before the output
			'after'       => '',             // HTML after the output
			'split_media' => false,          // Splits the media from the post content
			'width'       => $content_width, // Custom width. Defaults to the theme's content width.
		);

And in the setup (calling the first method mentioned):

function omega_theme_setup() {/* Handle content width for embeds and images. */
	omega_set_content_width( 640 );

}

As I said, I already changed the CSS and tried multiple ways to set the content_with in my functions.php
(As we are working on an intern server, I can unfortunally not post a link)

EDIT: I found out that I can’t overwrite the hardcoded ‘640’. So far I replaced it with content_width and it works.