Settings/Google Photos/Photos(Main Page)/Title Dislay does not work

The general setting works without issues as far as I am aware. Can you provide me with a link?

The only way the general setting will NOT work is if you have already created EACH of your galleries with a setting that is different.

As requested in my previous post, provide me with a URL and I will take a look.

Unfortunately the site is private.
I have seen in the Generic options/Generic settings several options that I do not understand like “Force JS in header when possible”.
Should I try this option or others ? Or should I change the default processor from CSS to JS in the Google settings?

Unfortunately the site is private.

Sorry, I cannot provide help very effectively in this case since I cannot see the site’s behaviour.

The default that is set by Photonic is not “Normal Title Display”, rather it is “Using a JavaScript tooltip”. If you are not seeing that, it means that either something is interfering with the tooltip functionality, or that you have individually overridden this for every gallery while creating the galleries.

I have seen in the Generic options/Generic settings several options that I do not understand like “Force JS in header when possible”.
Should I try this option or others ?

This will have no impact on title behaviour. This setting simply puts the Photonic JS file in the header instead of the footer of your page, and is only used in rare cases where a different plugin is preventing Photonic from loading up.

Or should I change the default processor from CSS to JS in the Google settings?

This is not related to titles – it is mainly meant for “Justified Grid” layouts (layout="random"), where instead of using CSS to calculate the widths and heights of the photos, JS is used. JS is more precise, but CSS is faster.

Thank you for your explanations. I will continue to try to understand what’s going on by myself.
But I have another question : the font-size of the tooltip is very small. What is the class I have to use to change it ?
Thank you.

Again, this might vary based on your actual website, but generally this would work:

.photonic-tooltip-container { font-size: 14px; }

Thank you for this suggestion, but it did not work. I will keep trying other solutions.

Did you try adjusting the font-size in the above? 14px is the default size, which works fine for the font that Photonic uses, but if you have a different font that is overriding Photonic’s font, then you will need to increase the font-size.

Thank you for your concern. I did not explain myself well. I changed the size number, but it did not change anything. I suspect there is another plugin which interferes or more probably my theme : Ocean. Do you know any problem associated with this theme ?

Not to the best of my knowledge – I had used this theme for my tests in the past and it had seemed to work fine.