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@sebastians Would love to see you or someone take this forward! I use this plugin on every site I build, but unfortunately it’s beginning to cause conflicts.

P?r, thanks for all your excellent work on this over the years.

Got it. Thanks for the info. Looking forward to the Social Sharing add-on!

Got it, I’ll add a comment to the github thread.

In the meantime, any chance you could suggest a hook that would allow me to integrate the pinterest code above into the lightbox? I suppose I can edit the plugin’s core files, though I’d rather avoid that for the obvious reasons.

Thanks!

I’m interested as well. That’d be a great addition!

Hi Anders,

Still hoping there’s a way that the alt text from an original image can be automatically applied to a cropped image when it is created and when “save cropped images to media library” is selected. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

Hmmm…This works great in Firefox, but I’m seeing an issue in Chrome, Safari (both desktop and mobile versions), and Opera. What happens is, after page load, whichever image is first opened in the lightbox does not show the custom caption/title attribute. You can cycle through the images using the next/previous arrows, and they all show the custom caption/title, but the first image to be opened does not. Here’s an example page:

https://timberhomes.wpengine.com/what-we-build/timber-frame-houses/vermont-cabin-style-timber-frame-home

Any ideas how to fix this? Seems like a strange bug. Thanks in advance!

Fantastic! That’s it. So simple. Thanks a ton!

For anyone who may be looking for this:

<?php
    ob_start();
    $image = get_field( 'img' );
    if( ! empty( $image ) ) {
    $url    = $image['url'];
    $alt    = $image['alt'];
    $size   = 'img-medium';
    $img    = $image['sizes'][ $size ];
?>

    <a href="<?php echo $url; ?>" title="<?php the_field('img-caption'); ?>">

	<h3><?php the_field('img-caption'); ?></h3>

        <img src="<?php echo $img; ?>" alt="<?php echo $alt; ?>" />

    </a>

<?php } ?>
<?php $content = ob_get_clean(); ?>
<?php echo slb_activate($content); ?>

Hey Steve,

I had a similar issue a while back. This might set you on the right track, though you’ll need to adapt the code to fit your needs:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26064557/wp-acf-image-fields-simple-lightbox-plugin-integration

Best of luck!

Ah hah! Thank you. Works great.
[sorry for the delayed response!]

I’m having the same issue as @bravoechon. Images uploaded within a page or post are resized as expected, but images uploaded directly to the media library (using “add new”) are not resized. Bulk resize works as advertised. WP 4.2.4, Imsanity 2.3.5.

Fantastic plugin! Thanks for all your work on this.

@patrick Leijser … thanks for this fix. I can confirm that the plugin worked with previous versions of ACF Pro, but fails with the most recent version.

@yarcheek … any chance for an update? Thanks for all your great work!

Yes!!! That’s it!

All bow to Anders Thorborg, ACF add-on god!

Now I can fully unleash the power of this add-on on my existing client installs. Thanks Anders!

It works now! Thank you! ??

Thanks Anders! Much appreciated. Now, when changing an existing image field to a crop field, the image can be cropped without having to delete/reselect it. Nice. ??

However, from what I can tell, images still do not show on the front end until you actually crop them. In other words, if you have an existing image field populated with an image, when you change that to a crop field the image will not show on the front end until you crop it.

Is there a way to make that happen? Thanks again for this rocking plugin!

Got it! It’s working now. Maybe it was just pilot error before, but I really thought I’d followed these exact instructions. Thanks for the walk-through.