• Resolved situation

    (@situation)


    Hi everybody.

    I have a problem when I upload a gallery into my posts. As you can see here when you click on a thumbnail you can see only a small picture, instead of the original one.

    I have noticed that the link where the thumbnail points to is a jpg file named after the picture name with “300×225” at the end. But I didn’t choose the “medium” dimension when I put the gallery into the post…

    What could the problem be?

    Thanks a lot

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  • is it nextgen gallary?

    You can configure various options from Gallary–> Options

    Thread Starter situation

    (@situation)

    no, it’s not nextgen gallery… it’s the one integrated with wordpress

    Actually, It’s Lightbox Gallery – a plugin that overrides the default WordPress gallery Shortcode. I peeked at the source and it looks like you can change the behavior by adding the following attribute to your gallery shortcode:

    [gallery lightboxsize="fullsize"]

    Hope this helps,
    -Mike

    Thread Starter situation

    (@situation)

    Genius!!! Now it works, thanks a lot…

    Just in case someone needs to know it: the problem happened without lightbox, too

    Thank you so much…

    Thank you so much…

    You’re welcome ??

    Just in case someone needs to know it: the problem happened without lightbox, too

    This is due to the fact that the plugin overwrites the code that creates the “gallery shortcode” – As long as you have the plugin installed, you will have to add this attribute to your shortcodes.

    One solution would be to hack the plugin. On line 322 of the current version, change this:

    'lightboxsize' => 'medium',

    to this:

    'lightboxsize' => 'fullsize',

    That should fix it globally.

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