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Hi Evan,
Thanks for the fast reply, I appreciate it! I am trying the plugin for the first time, hence the question.
Cheers

Obrigado pela sugest?o. Mas tendo em conta que tenho perto de uma dezena de sites diferentes a correr em WordPress e outras plataformas, esse procedimento pode n?o ser a coisa mais razoável a fazer. Talvez seja por isto mesmo que o próprio WordPress só exija mudan?a de vers?o de PHP entre largas itera??es.
Vou analisar, mas provavelmente devo mudar de sistema de fatura??o, que era a ideia até surgir o vosso plugin.

Obrigado

Olá,

Neste momento a vers?o instalada é a 5.3.28. Mas por outro lado, tendo em conta que este é o único plugin (em algumas dezenas) em que tenho um problema que devolve um fatal error, julgo que n?o deverá ser por aí…

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Já agora, experimentei a vossa vers?o 1.1., que voltou a dar o mesmo erro:

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /home/my_dir/public_html/my_site.com/wpan/wp-content/plugins/woo-billing-with-invoicexpress/vendor/sabre/uri/lib/functions.php on line 37

Obrigado

@stellel you probably have the previous version installed. Change its folder name or simply remove the plugin to be able to install this develop version.

@sbaeder In my case I can control the dimensions of the used images, so that’s not much of a problem… What I find it lacking is some kind of header control, for the first image (having a different size max height than the others, like a feature a image that would be used for most of the screen widths)

It had been answered in earlier questions, use CSS for this:

.animsition-loading:after{color:#aaa;content:”Loading”}

In the meantime you can use CSS for this:

.animsition-loading:after{color:#aaa;content:"Loading"}

+1

Or at least make the string translatable by po/mo files.

Hi kistrarella,
Thanks for your reply, I’ll have a look at rearraging the exif data as you suggested.

As for the lens database, you may find this useful:
https://www.darktable.org/2015/02/on-lens-detection-and-correction/

In the middle of the article you’ll find links for a database project for most Lenses available, it could help!

Cheers

Thanks very much for that bradvin, I can confirm that’s working perfectly.

If you don’t mind – and if it is possible – I have one further suggestion (or, sorry, request). Do you think it’s possible to have an option to select the first photograph of a Foogallery as “featured” and that one being the single one displayed on the first line, with a specific (and different) rowHeight from the general gallery settings? I am already mimicking this behavior by creating a “header” gallery with a single image, but the issue is that the lightbox will consider the two galleries as independent.

Thanks again for your work on this plugin!

Apparently there’s a quick way to circumvent this issue, that is to type in a very large number as the JPEG File Limit, something like 30.000 Kb. The file will have the EXIF read correctly by Exifography, I just tested it.

@bradvin, thanks for that, it’s quite useful.

I think there is an issue though, I don’t know how to address it. So if I have a 400px rowHeight and 200% maxRowHeight it’s ok in terms of layout (though I haven’t checked the actual figures), but if I have a 600px rowHeight and 160% maxRowHeight (so max 960px) it doesn’t comply.

With this last setting I have a portrait photo that outputs with 1914px of height – in fact I would say that this is worst mostly for portrait photos (i.e. height > width). With 700px and 120% (i.e. max 840) I have landscape photos that are 850px high – which is fine though.

The other thing is the thumbnail quality, which is quite low, even if I raise the JPEG quality Foogallery setting. I initially thought that we could define the *thumbnail* height (like it is described in the Foogallery options), but that will also be the minimum height for a row. It would be good to have separate values for this so that we can control the quality of the shown images. I.e. if the image displays at 200% height it will be very blocky, which is a very big “no-no” for whomever counting on displaying high quality images.

I’m also having an issue with the gallery advancing (with the keyboard arrows) on the lightbox I’m using, I don’t know if its related to the plugin or not – basically it doesn’t advance or regress. But it’s fine for my current use.

As for captions, that’s a great addition! It would be nice to have the additional controls over it, it would look even nicer. It would probably be an hassle to make it run with lightboxes…

captionSettings
{ animationDuration: 500,
visibleOpacity: 0.7,
nonVisibleOpacity: 0.0 }
Caption settings. To configure the animation duration (in milliseconds), the caption opacity when the mouse is over (i.e. it should be visible), and the caption opacity when the mouse is not over (i.e. it should be not visible).

Sorry for the long post and thanks for this plugin and this template in particular, it’s awesome!

I think I got it:

$maxRowHeight = foogallery_gallery_template_setting( 'maxRowHeight', '1000' );

And after that output it to HTML.

The combination of height and maxHeight is somewhat strange, I don’t know if it has something to do with how foogallery is handling rowHeight, which is directly customizable.

It would be great to have the original plugins functionality more available in this template.

Anyone has any suggestions…?
Thanks