• Resolved R1Law

    (@r1law)


    Hi, if I can PM you I’ll share page link. Generically, is there a way to have the plugin default to open the google album directly (i.e., without Lightbox individual photo views) similar to how a url redirect would work? Doing this would allow users to view/scroll through all photos rather than walk through individual photos. I’ve activated the Google API (thank you for the instructions – they have changed a bit from your published walkthrough but still very clear) and the plugin is working perfectly – picked up newly added albums. PS: these albums (and the short code) are contained in a tabbed container which segregates albums via year).

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  • Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    You are correct, and nothing happened OTHER than additional albums were added to google account.

    Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    I did add the !important parameter to the z-index because the gallery was again showing behind the tab container holding the gallery.

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    The z-index parameter cannot take units – it has to be a number. So basically 10px !important is causing the value to be ignored. Instead it should be 10 !important.

    Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    I’ve changed that and now seems to be working fine. Thank you.

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    Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    New problems…selecting an album thumbnail from site creates a spinning pinwheel which never loads the google albums…and after adjusting to “count=100” that problem was solved but the css to lower the top of the popup gallery and to bring the z index up by 10 fail…css is there but not effective.

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    As always I need a URL to help. The count issue is a bug at Google’s end, BTW, and has been reported to Google: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/111714379#comment4.

    Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    I’ve implemented the 100 count, and somehow the css changes worked again – less than optimal but at least the first 100 photos in an album show. Is there a way to add Show More to the popup?

    As for the CSS, I suspect there was an old page cache in my system or at Cloudflare. Thank you. How will we know when/if Google fixes the count problem? Is there a way to follow the forum thread? PS: as far as I’m concerned this is resolved as it’s a google issue.

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    Instead of count, if you use photo_count and then photo_more, which will let you see a “Show More” on the popup. See here.

    Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    Thank you..

    Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    Google issue tracker has this as a solve: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/113559504

    But it seems as if this would be something to add to a php file of the plugin, not a site specific CSS file. For now the load more option seems the best work around – or is that what makes the call for next_page_token?

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    I posted both options for the fix on my site last night.

    And yes, “Show more” uses the page token.

    I am aware of the issue logged on Google’s site – it was originally posted on a thread that I had started (https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/111714379#comment4). I am one of the earliest adopters of the API, and I have reported quite a few items on their issue tracker so far.

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