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2) is fixed.

For 1), I see that the fields are to small on a mobile screen when I place the shortcode on a page. Same issue when I put the shortcode on the sidebar.

OK! thanks!

On another website the same issue…..

I disabled all plugins and still see the error…. I’ll try an other website too….

Hello, thanks for your answer!

I understand and yes I asked the gallery plugin’s developer and this is his answer: “Hi there,
I had a look at your pages and can see the problem. The album template you are using also uses a jquery plugin under the hood. That plugin needs to calculate where to position each thumbnail, but it cannot do that correctly, because the album is not visible on the page (it is hidden by the tabby plugin).
The solution would be to run the album jQuery code when the tab is clicked, but that is not easy to do without duplicating code and inserting some custom javascript into your page. You would also need to hook into the tabby tab click event, but there is no way to do that currently, as the tabby plugin exposes no events of it’s own.
So there is no easy solution for you at this point unfortunately“

I like to see the Beta and I also want to test for you if needed. For this point I’ll stay at this version, otherwise I can’t complete the website ??

Thanks for your help!!

Vincent

Okay, clear.

Thank you for your answer.

Vincent

Ok, thanks!

Is the issue in Tabby or in FooGallery? In short: who needs (or could) fix this? Using an other Gallery is no option for me….

Thanks!
Vincent

Resetting the cache does the trick too!

Thank you for your answer. I have a steam solution already but I like to use a minimal amount of plugins ??

Cheers!

When I went back to delete the plugin (again) I realised the author name was not yours. When you click on the “download” button next to “Owl Carousel Template” on the FooGallery extensions page, the blurb says it’s your plugin, but the actual one it downloads is “Owl Carousel” by author Pierre Jehan. Deleting that and manually searching for and installing your plugin worked (obviously!).

I’m using FooGallery 1.2.1 and it looks like a link has gone wrong somewhere.

Same issue here!

Thanks ramchilla! Same problem here, solved with your solution!

(Nice music @ your link!)…

Hello,

Could you please take a look “How to center this widget”? Or do I need to go the the theme author? I don’t know if this is the right place to ask…

Thanks for your help!

Vincent

Find out something: When I put the widget into the “footer widget area” it is correct centered. In the “Home widget area” it is placed on the right.

Oh, and when placed in the “footer widgets area” there is no “Twitter Widget Border”… no difference when put Show Twitter Widget Border: on yes or no…

Thanks!

Additional information: I’m using WP4 and the theme is Responsive Pro (cyberchimps)

Thanks!
Vincent

Hello,

Thanks for the nice plugin.

I have the same issue… maybe you can take a look? Page= https://radioborghende.nl (not official online)

Thanks regards,
Vincent