csskevin

As I figured out the feature has been deprecated since 3.0.5+

Hey,
It is not a good idea to directly modify the css files of the plugin, because as you said an update will overwrite it.

What you can basically do is to modify your template css file directly (if you work with child themes) or using a CSS plugin, which lets you add custom CSS snippets.

You then can override the style of the lightbox. For instance:

#lightbox #caption {
  font-size: 20px !important;
  // Other changes...
}

#lightbox #helpDisplay {
 // etc ...
}

I don’t see a reason to add a feature to customize the CSS, especially because the lightbox.css doesn’t include a single !important statement, so overriding shouldn’t be a problem.

You can lookup on the GitHub repository on how the lightbox.css file is designed, so that you can override it: https://github.com/awesomemotive/wp-lightbox-2/blob/master/styles/lightbox.css

Hey,
That’s odd. I agree on that, the Plugin page shows a tab called Design Settings. Unfortunately, the version I work on, doesn’t have this feature. Also the previous versions, before I contributed, didn’t have Design Settings.
Honestly I am not sure where this comes from, we will update the plugin page regarding how it really looks like to avoid confusion.

Hey,
There are two ways how you can add an image, so that the Lightbox registers it:
<a href="images/image-1.jpg" rel="lightbox" title="my caption">image #1</a>
In this case, Lightbox will just show this image

However you can add a group of images like this:

<a href="images/image-1.jpg" rel="lightbox[roadtrip]">image #1</a>
<a href="images/image-2.jpg" rel="lightbox[roadtrip]">image #2</a>
<a href="images/image-3.jpg" rel="lightbox[roadtrip]">image #3</a>

The difference here is, that the images are grouped by roadtrip in this case. So you can switch between these three images, due all images contains roadtrip in rel .

You just need to change the rel attribute to rel="lightbox" in order to get that working.

Have you installed the newest version of WP-Lightbox-2 (3.0.6.5)?
On which mobile device does this error occur, any specific browser?

The second link is broken, there is a 404 error: https://sandbox.tommymoss.net/gallery-01/.

However, in the first link you provided (https://tommymoss.net/gallery-01/), you use Fancybox instead of WP Lightbox 2.

Hey,
that’s odd, due the last versions doesn’t include modification of this functionality.
However I cannot replicate the PHP Notice:
– Which PHP version do you use?
– Which WordPress version do you use?
– Where does the notice gets displayed? (On the page itself, or in the wp-admin)
– Is there any special case, where this happens or do you always get this notice?

Thanks

Unfortunately there is currently no way to do that with the wp-lightbox-2plugin itself. The problem is, that the plugin only works with link tags, like an a tag. The Featured Image is an img tag, which makes it not possible to use it right now.

This issue has been fixed with the code rewrite.

This bug has now been fixed in the new release.

There is now a new version of Wp-Lightbox 2 available, which fixes this bug.

There is now a new version available 3.0.6.5, which officially supports wordpress 5.6.

The bug will be fixed in the upcoming version. It is currently under review and will be released asap.
Status: https://github.com/awesomemotive/wp-lightbox-2/pull/3

The bug fix is included in the latest pull request.
https://github.com/awesomemotive/wp-lightbox-2/pull/3

After review the new version will be released.

@fierevere Sorry, for the late response: Which WordPress version do you use? I’ll keep looking to fix this bug with the next release.