Cris

Ah ok.

Thanks again for looking into the issue and for the awesome support!

Email sent.

Cheers

Thanks for the quick reply.

Yes, I have the following additional apps:

1. Perfect Images (Pro) v.6.1.7
2. Photo Engine (WP/LR Sync) v.6.1.1
3. WP/LR Theme Assistant v.0.5.4

I was able to get it working (temporarily) by manually copying the file from the Perfect Images (Pro) /common/ directory. This still gives a 500 error on the admin page though – but at least the public-facing side works as expected.

I’ve had all plugins for a few years and everything has been running on auto-update since.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by Cris.

Hi Jordy,

Thanks for the reply.

There is a caching backend alongside a reverse-proxy cache but they were disabled for the duration of the check.

I looked into the the Perfect Images -> Retina Delivery Settings panel. The delivery method was, as recommended, set to Responsive Images however the Over HTTP Check was enabled. Disabling the check stopped the HEAD requests and shaved off significant gallery load time.

Thanks for the help!
Cheers

Seems I didn’t have enough coffee when I wrote the previous comment –

I originally read the release notes for Caldera Custom Fields v2.1.4 and waited for the Caldera Forms 1.5.0.8 version to be released before posting

should read:

I originally read the release notes for Caldera Custom Fields v2.1.4 and waited for the Caldera Forms 1.5.0.9 version to be released before posting.

Hi Josh,

Thank you for the quick reply!

I originally read the release notes for Caldera Custom Fields v2.1.4 and waited for the Caldera Forms 1.5.0.8 version to be released before posting. In pre-1.5.0.9 Caldera Forms versions the resultant of the Advanced Image Uploader were >3 image uploads with varying degrees of attachments.

Once updated to v1.5.0.9/v2.1.4, I get 3 uploads (with 1 as attachment) using the Advanced Image Uploader:

Additionally, the simple file upload does not seem to accept any image – it prevents form submission giving “field is required” error. I was unable to test the attachment/upload behaviour using this alternate file upload field.

Note: I am also using the latest release of WordPress 4.7.4 and enabled a multisite network.

Please let me know if I can provide any other relevant information.

-Cris

Hello @jinbatsu,

Thanks for posting this temporary fix – might I ask which Caldera Forms Core + Caldera Custom Fields versions this worked with? There have been a few recent updates in both in the past month and the issue still persists.

Cheers
-Cris

Hello,

I’ve encountered the same image overlap and it seems to occur when a respective gallery contains a large amount of images (maybe >50 images). It does not occur with ~25 image galleries. A refresh of the same page finishes loading the remaining images and the overlap of unloaded images disappears.

Could this be a timeout limitation server-side? If so, where can we start to investigate?

-Cheers

Hi Shea,

A bit embarrassing but you are right, I did post in the wrong support forum!

-Cheers

Problem solved!

I managed to identify and (correctly word) the problem. It involves jQuery and masonry and how it loads resources. Editing the .js file responsible prevents occasional vertical stacking of masonry items in one column.

I made a post about it along with new code. Hope it helps someone else!

jQuery masonry breaks pinbin layout

-Cheers

Thanks for the reply!

Well as far as the mobile interface goes, on the iPad there is sufficient room to load two posts side-by-side however it loads only one column on occasion and I just found it odd. Responsiveness works fine if I change the orientation back and forth.

Same happened on any browser on my laptop. Loads one column on occasion. Responsiveness of the posts springs back to life if I refresh the main page.

If it is indeed on my end, I’ll try various devices and report back if the issue continues.

-Cris

Hi,

I used that theme on one of my sites and there is a section of code in the header.php file (if I’m not mistaken) that contains a section for adding mobile menu text.

I would assume that it would be possible to load an image of your liking in the mobile menu bar. You can then make your change permanent by using a child theme.

Not sure how to call up images in the header filer but at least you can start looking in the right area of the theme!

-Cheers