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Hi WebdotMarketing,
sorry for seeing this so late.

the page looks ok now, probably you edited the plugin source or set the width option?

Hi sreed27,
as you correctly guessed you have resolved a jQuery conflict.

this is 99% times the source of the problems you might encounter with the default Lighbox style of simplest gallery.

I do not a have an always-working method to fix jQuery conflicts in all situation, your procedure seems to having changed the oder of loading of the javascripts so it gets fixed.

Stay tuned though, as on https://www.simplestgallery.com I will post soon a few tutorials about how to solve fairly common jQuery issues (eg. “$() is not a function” error) and a gallery style which is not using jQuery at all, just to solve the problem at the very basic level!

Can I mark this as resolved?

Hi there,
I would need dome links for @sabrinath to understand more of the problem.

@yatsuna81:
The imageFlow style has been adapted for SimplestGallery without much options for the moment. Surely adding an option to turn on/off reflections and optionally manage resolutions might be a plus.

For the moment I do not have any ready solution yet, the only quick fix I can recommend is to look into the plugin code and edit manually to have it suit your needs.

Hi Edwin,
it is possible that after upgrading the plugin the Lightbox gallery style (defualt) stops working.

Also, any updates to the WP’s theme can prevent the plugin from working correctly with a specific gallery style.

Issues are rare, but can happen.

Please try the following:
– verify you are running the latest version of the plugin
– post here a page where you inserted a gallery that you would expect to see working. That way, I can check what’s wrong.
– Try installing a different galery style by choosing from https://www.simplestgallery.com/add-ons: the lighbox style might have issues on your theme, but others may work.

Hope it helps

I got the old mail, in fact the plugin is still in the SVN, just waiting for the issue to be fixed.

I did it today, hope it’s being put back to the Plugin repository for public use.

Thanks!

Hi leoraw,
thanks for telling, I have got a few edits related to captions scheduled for this week so I expect this can be fixed very soon. Just update when next release will be out this week.

For captions wrapping you might try:

wp-caption-text, gallery-caption {
text-wrap: normal;
}

at the bottom of your theme’s style.css file.

I will try it too when testing the new release.

Hi batandmine,
actually the plugin has a style that you can choose to have descriptions under the pictures, it’s called “LightBox WITH labels” – it uses the labels you set in the gallery.

Hope I understood well the question, extracting the images “description” fields and using them as labels is not at all supported at present, even though it might be an interesting feature to be added.

Unfortunately the “LightBox WITH labels” worked fine on the default theme in WP 3.6, it seem not to work on the new default theme in WP 3.7 and in many other.
I haven’t had much feedback about this style so far, that’s because the issue was a bit left behind.

Please, enable te “LightBox WITH labels” style on a post/page where you have the gallery, then post its URL.

This way, I can see what I can do.

Got no reply so I would assume this is resolved, marking it as “resolved”.

If issue still persists, just repost and we’ll look over it!

Hello, a new release is out and thanks to your post I have been able to find and fix all the notices.

Please let me know if it works for you too (current plugin version: 2.7)

Hello,
thanks BPSD, the support for user-selected columns has been completed and you can see the nice result here:

https://www.simplestgallery.com/column-support-and-wp-3-7/

I have tested the plugin so that it works straight right after installed on the new WP 3.7

Please let me know if it works for you too!

Hi there,

definitely the column width shouldn’t be in the core code.

It will be fixed in the next release for sure.

Thanks for telling this!

Hello,

a “Notice” is not an error, it’s simply a warning for better php coding.

it will be taken into account, but you should ignore it.

Regards,

In my case I really did not touch anything. It’s weird but it seems the problem disappeared by itself.

Good luck!

To tell you the truth I completely forgot…
I did not touch anything!

Perhaps it is something that was fixed by an update?

More hints about this unstoppable function:

It seems old techniques do not work any more on WP 3.* see
here

I got a debug backtrace:

----------------
Debug backtrace:
----------------
@ link-template.php:1180 -- evq_debug_bt()
@ link-template.php:1217 -- get_adjacent_post_rel_link(...)
@ link-template.php:1231 -- adjacent_posts_rel_link()
@ -- adjacent_posts_rel_link_wp_head()
@ plugin.php:405 -- call_user_func_array(...)
@ general-template.php:1577 -- do_action(...)
@ header.php:33 -- wp_head()
@ theme.php:1115 -- require_once(...)
@ theme.php:1091 -- load_template(...)
@ general-template.php:34 -- locate_template(...)
@ page.php:1 -- get_header()
@ template-loader.php:43 -- include(...)
@ wp-blog-header.php:16 -- require_once(...)
@ index.php:17 -- require(...)

gosh.