• Resolved aajaanron

    (@aajaanron)


    Maybe a bug or conflict:

    It has started doubling the count and therefore the display of images in the lightbox (theme 2 and 4 tested) – i.e. only 2 images but counts 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and the second half of the count is repeating the first half.

    Firefox and Chrome, cleared caches

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter aajaanron

    (@aajaanron)

    My bad!

    I used the same gallery twice on the page for testing layout, DEFINITELY the cause.

    Still, this seems like a bug to me as it should either read the single gallery or independently display each.

    I think this situation is not something one would automatically plan for in development, but could use a conditional fix or something.

    Will be interesting to see a solution.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by aajaanron.
    • This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by aajaanron.
    Plugin Author supsystic

    (@supsysticcom)

    Hi @aajaanron

    Than you for reporting the issue with two galleries on the one page. We will fix it for you in one of the next versions of the plugin. I will inform you about the update.

    Accordingly Gallery title, currently we don’t have option to display it on the front end. But you still can copy it and paste it in the post near gallery – https://prntscr.com/hr0npf

    About “one gallery per row” – the gallery can be showed in one row when you have, for example 2 pictures. But in the case you have 5 or 10 huge ones and wide post container – you will see the gallery in several rows. See more inside our Gallery examples – https://supsystic.com/gallery-examples/

    But in the case you need to show galleries in one line, use the instruction.

    Thread Starter aajaanron

    (@aajaanron)

    Hi: Thanks for this, however it still gives me single gallery per line, caches cleared etc. You can see here – teacherron.com/tyest-page-for-multi-galleries/

    Used in my child theme footer.php and tested in main theme footer.php. FYI I lose my WP admin bar with this snippet.
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    I would like to suggest you add an initial option in the instruction page for this code – for those who don’t understand php, css, etc.

    I am using this until it is updated within the plugin – pretty easy for everyone:

    1) create galleries as usual
    2) finally create a main gallery with *separate* cover images for each of those galleries (separate meaning not used inside the end gallery – important because these images will have the Caption and Links set in them and mess up the popup if the same image is added into the end gallery. Also in reverse changing it inside the end gallery would lose the Link for the image in the original gallery.)

    That sounds complicated but it’s not. This adds an extra page and extra clicks but minimal. No need to set “Display only first image” in any gallery as the main gallery has only one image per sub-gallery.

    Pretty simple, a couple of extra steps but working like Albums and Galleries seen elsewhere.

    Thanks for your work with this.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by aajaanron.
    Thread Starter aajaanron

    (@aajaanron)

    Sorry but can’t see my edits so pasting it again.

    Hi: Thanks for this, however it still gives me single gallery per line, caches cleared etc. Unfortunately we are in different time zones and out of sync, I have reverted so I can keep going.

    The snippet gave me some ideas for direct child css settings but no luck. Used in my child theme footer.php and tested in main theme footer.php. FYI I lose my WP admin bar with this snippet.
    *********************
    I would like to suggest you add an initial option in the instruction page where you posted this code – for those who don’t understand php, css, etc.

    I am using the following until it is updated within the plugin – pretty easy for anyone:

    1) create galleries as usual
    2) finally create a main gallery with *separate* cover images for each of those galleries (separate meaning not used inside the end gallery – important because these images will have the Caption and Links set in them and mess up the popup if the same image is added into the end gallery. Also in reverse changing it inside the end gallery would lose the Link for the image in the original gallery.)

    That sounds complicated but it’s not. This adds an extra page and a couple of extra clicks but minimal. No need to set “Display only first image” in any gallery as the main gallery has only one image per sub-gallery.

    I’m fine to wait with this. Pretty simple, a couple of extra steps but working like Albums and Galleries seen elsewhere.

    Thanks for your work with this.

    Plugin Author supsystic

    (@supsysticcom)

    Hi @aajaanron

    Ok, we will add your instructions on our site anytime soon. I will inform you about the update.

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