Overlay scrolling limit

  • Resolved R1Law

    (@r1law)


    6 years, 1 month ago

    Popup Overlay on selected album with =100 photos does not show “More” or scroll to bottom.
    Configured with two css changes (.photonicModalOverlay {top: 105px !important;
    z-index: 10 !important;}).
    Clicking on thumbnail of an album with +100 photos takes user to the overlay popup, however when scrolling down the scroll limit prevents the bottom row(s) of photos from being displayed (or just barely displayed). I’ve tried to add some limits using css bottom: attribute but seems to have no impact.
    Configuration:
    Interim Popup of Album Thumbnails is enabled.
    Gallery Width 95%
    Overlay is color
    No border.
    Shortcode on page: [gallery type="google" view='albums' access='all' media='all' more='More' layout='mosaic' thumb_size='150' crop_thumb='no-crop' main_size='900' controls='show' popup='show' photo_more='Load More']

    I’ve run into this on Safari,Firefox, and Chrome all running on Mac OSX 10.14.2. WordPress is version 4.9.

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  • Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    The lower part is missing because of the top: 105px setting. You are losing the bottom 105px of your overlay due to this. You can get around this by by adding padding-bottom: 105px; to the CSS for .photonicModalOverlay.

    As for the missing “More” button, this is a bit puzzling. It looks like there is a difference in interpretation of the end-of-line characters between operating systems causing this. Your button is being printed… but is going behind the album thumbnail on the main page. This is because an extra HTML tag is showing up in the markup.

    Try this and let me know if it works:

    1. Go to the file wp-content/plugins/photonic/layouts/Layout_Default.php, line 297. You will see this:
      if ($ret != $start_with) {
    2. Before this line put in:
      $ret = trim($ret);
    3. Save the file and let me know if it helps resolve the issue.
    Thread Starter R1Law

    (@r1law)

    Both changes fixed the issue, works perfectly! Thank you. Will I need to implement the “$ret = trim($ret);” on any subsequent plugin updates?

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    No, I have addressed it already. It should be in the next version.

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