• Hi there,

    Is it possible to slide the photos from one to next when in lightbox mode? I was hoping for something a little bit sleeker.

    Or can anyone suggest how I go about adding the code to do this myself.

    Cheers

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  • Plugin Author AlanP57

    (@alanp57)

    Have you considered purchasing one of our slider addon plugins for MaxGalleria? The slick slider is a good choose to for displaying your gallery images, https://maxgalleria.com/downloads/slick-slider-for-wordpress/.

    Thread Starter mhairilongmuir

    (@mhairilongmuir)

    I have purchased all the add-ons, for unlimited websites.

    So can I use masonry layout, combined with one of the slider plugins to create more advanced lightbox transitions and such?

    ps. I have paid for the plugin (the max amount) and still am to hear back from, customer support via the website, from almost a week ago. Not impressed after paying over 120 pounds.

    Thank you

    Plugin Author AlanP57

    (@alanp57)

    Unfortunately you can combine plugins.

    As for your post from November 26, we did respond but received nothing back from you ??

    Thread Starter mhairilongmuir

    (@mhairilongmuir)

    “Unfortunately you can combine plugins.” – can or can’t?

    So, how do you suggest I go about making the photos slide from one to the next? Either by hand coding CSS3, or using another plugin for the transitions? I would have thought this would be a basic option to give users when setting up? It’s included in most basic galleries.

    Cheers

    Plugin Author AlanP57

    (@alanp57)

    That should be ‘can’t’

    Thread Starter mhairilongmuir

    (@mhairilongmuir)

    OK thanks

    Thread Starter mhairilongmuir

    (@mhairilongmuir)

    Did you have any suggestions as to how folk usually go about getting the desired effect? thanks

    Plugin Author AlanP57

    (@alanp57)

    You can add this code to your page or footer to automatically click the next arrow every five seconds:

    
    <script>
    var interval = null;
    
    jQuery(function(){
      interval = setInterval(callFunc, 5000);
    });
    
    function callFunc(){
      jQuery('button.mfp-arrow.mfp-arrow-right').trigger('click');
    }	
    </script>  
    
    Thread Starter mhairilongmuir

    (@mhairilongmuir)

    Sorry, maybe I didn’t explain that properly, I didn’t want the next button to move automatically, I was looking for a slide animation between slides, as opposed to just a straight cut to the next slide. Thanks

    Plugin Author AlanP57

    (@alanp57)

    What we do here at MaxFoundry and at MaxGalleria.com, where this question should be posted, is is help users use our existing products. Creating new product according to user specification, as in this case, comes under custom programming that you would pay extra for.

    Thread Starter mhairilongmuir

    (@mhairilongmuir)

    I did post my questions there, but didn’t get a reply (it turns out that that was because of an error in my email), but that was why I posted here.

    I wasn’t asking for you to create a new product, I was asking if something was possible, or for advice on how to I might go about working with the plugin to achieve this (since it’s “Created for Developers”).

    Regardless of whether this is possible or not, surely having the ability to slide or fade a gallery lightbox image from one to the next in a PREMIUM gallery theme would be included as standard? This is very basic functionality.

    Not a big ask after paying $150 for the product.

    Plugin Author maxfoundry

    (@maxfoundry)

    Thank you for your feedback.

    We do not take support questions for our addons in these forums. Please continue your questions in our support forums.

    Additionally, we show ALL of the options available for our Addons on our site. And those are the options that they come with so that our customers can determine if our Addon capabilities work for them.

    Look forward to hearing from you in the MG forums.

    Bob

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