cleoni

You have two ways:

#1: on individual posts/pages, choose Lightview as gallery style for galleries that appear in that specific post/page
#2: for the whole site: change the Simplest Gallery setting and Lightview will be used as default style for all galleries.

Can you post a link where we can see the problem?

Probably there’s a Jquery conflict for these themes.

You can try to switch the compatibility setting as explained here:

https://www.simplestgallery.com/support/

In a few case the order of appearence of plugins’ scripts did the difference so trying to deactivate and reactivate slider and Simplest Gallery plugins might do the trick.

Hope this helps, unfortunately jQuery is broadly used and some comflict cases can happen.

Confirmed,
after the update the shortcodes are replaced by a null string so no ads on the pages.

The following page should countain a banner right before the title “Procedura di emergenza”

https://www.sitiweb-bologna.com/prestashop-aggiornare-modulo-paypal-ssl-3-0/

Hi shrubberry,
the reflection effect is produced via a little program named reflect2.php which produces a slightly taller bitmap with the reflection below.

The quickest (and dirtiest) fix to allow this is to tweak the reflect2.php program so that it does not place the reflected bitmap at the bottom of the image.

first put:
cache=0
at line 62 to disable caching

and at line 330 replace like this:

imagefilledrectangle($output, 0, $y, $width, $y, imagecolorallocatealpha($output, $red, $green, $blue, 1)); // final 1 means fully transparent

the result I got was perfect for a white background page,

hope it helps

Hello,
Me too I would need this info.

I have a program which can calculate the moon’s latitude & longitude correctly according to my time zone. With this plugin I get a slightly different result, so I guess it is designed for a specific location which is slightly different to where I live.

Can you point where in the code you have placed the latitude/longitude coordinates so I can adjust the calculus for my place?

Very nice plugin!

Most of these problems are due to CSS code which conflicts with the theme’s CSS code.

In simple words, Simplest Gallery has its own instructions to format galleries, but your specific theme has its own instructions too.

These instructions are contained in files with .css extension.

The last being loaded is the one which has the precedence. This is why after an update you might see different behaviour: the plugins might get a different loading order and precedence might change (not always, but it might be).

Luckily, these problems are relatively easy to spot and to fix.

First, try to inspect a gallery thumbnail with the right click-“Inspect Element” function of your browser. This will let you see which CSS rules are applied and which are overwritten.

You can usually force a rule to be applied by putting a “!important” tag next to it or by copying the CSS rules in a specific “Custom CSS” field that many themes have for these purposes.

The above are general advices, then in the specific case I would need an URL to be visited.

Of course if it is a common problem, I can change the CSS classes names in Simplest Gallery in order to minimise the risk of these issues.

Hi jgjill,
I have tried looking at your page but I stopped at a work-in-progress gate.

Most of these issues can be fixed with a tweak of the CSS. Most themes allow custom CSS to be inserted and that’s the best way to solve it.

If you let me pass over that gate I can try suggesting you some code to try.

Hi Kevin, did you solve it? Can I close this thread?

Hello Kevin,
it seems you’re having a jQuery conflict on your site.

Please note that you are using an old version of Simplest Gallery: from your page source:

– Added by Simplest Gallery Plugin v. 3.3 –

You should upgrade, as in version 3.4 we have have introduced countermeasures for this type of conflicts.

Secondly, if once upgraded the problem persists then you have got another plugin using a different conflicting jQuery version (or using similar classes).

We have tested Simplest Gallery on TwentyThirteen so I know for sure it should work, at least on a plain install.

By inspecting the page source I see there is another similar plugin named wp-video-lightbox which does similar things and is using jQuery too.
This is the first on my suspects list.

It’s easy to assess if the problem is there by temporarily disabling it and then seeing if the gallery works.

Since you probably need that plugin, though, another way round to the problem is installing another gallery style (we have got FancyBox2 and LightView addons available for free on Simplest Gallery site) which might not clash with wp-video-lightbox as they are slightly different. plus, LightView is responsive.

https://www.simplestgallery.com/add-ons/lightview-gallery-style-plugin/

check out these then. Once you have installed the plugins, change your Simplest Gallery preferences so the newly added style is used by default.

Sooner or later we’ll add a new lightbox style addon which is not based on jquery hence these conflict cases (eventhough rather rare) will be gone for good.

All the best,

marking this as “resolved” since there are no replies… for similar issue just open a new thread. Thanks!

Marking this as ‘resolved’

Hi xhal,
I’m sorry I landed on this question so late.

My suggestion is to plug in the LghtView addon style, which is now responsive and which can be easily adapted by tweaking the CSS:

https://www.simplestgallery.com/add-ons/lightview-gallery-style-plugin/

let me know if you have somehow solved the problem, and if not just post a link to the add-looking page and I’ll try to suggest something

Hi there,
in the neewly-relased version 3.2 I have fixed the issues on the “with/without labels” functionality.

I suggest you upgrade you Simplest Gallery plugin to 3.2

You can check this page for an example on how the “with labels” works now.
https://www.simplestgallery.com/what-is-simplest-gallery-plugin/

The layout might differ from theme to theme, but usually you can solve any problems by tweaking the CSS.

Hi ramonjosegn,
I’ve got news for you.

I have modified the LightView addon style to be responsive.

You can see it in action and download it for free here:
https://www.simplestgallery.com/add-ons/lightview-gallery-style-plugin/

Plus, it’s very nice and has a handy autoplay feature.