Robert Neu

You can definitely do this with custom code. There are two filters available to prevent the loading of our front-end scripts and styles.

Hope that helps!

Yup, it should work for text-based links as well.

Sorry you had trouble with it. This plugin is no longer maintained and never worked quite how it was supposed to because of bugs in WordPress core’s meta queries.

I think it might be possible to work around them, but I don’t have time to work on it and it’s never been very popular.

I’ve requested that the .org team remove the plugin so more people don’t have similar issues.

Hey yst14,

Unfortunately, the captions are text-only to avoid any potential XSS issues that could be created by allowing HTML.

I think this answer should help you out.

Hey Zetona,

That definitely is possible, but it’s not something that the plugin supports out of the box. It probably could be done using Featherlight’s HTML data attribute API, but I haven’t attempted it myself.

Best of luck!

Nice! Hopefully it gets merged. ??

Sorry you’re having trouble, but this is a bit beyond the scope of support for this plugin. It’s difficult to say exactly what the issue is given the code you’ve provided, but make sure you’re loading your custom JS after WP Featherlight has been fully loaded.

For more help with getting your code to run, check out the Featherlight topic on StackOverflow.

Hey malevolentia,

The plugin should work with any public custom post type out of the box. Can you provide a link to the site where you’re having issues so I can take a look?

– Edit: Oh, I see you’ve resolved it. Let me know if anything else crops up!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Robert Neu.

No worries, I’m glad you got it sorted out!

Hey Pierre,

I’ll try to make some of these improvements in the next release of the plugin. The centering you could do by adding the following CSS to your theme or the WordPress custom CSS module:

body .heart-this-wrap {
    text-align: center;
}

You could also add it to your category archives by using the template tag within your theme. There should be instructions for doing so on the main settings page.

Alright, no worries. Let me know if you run into additional issues and I’ll see if there’s anything we need to do on our end to ensure compatibility.

Hey vrmlsite,

Adding the following CSS to your theme or the WordPress custom CSS module should do the trick:

.featherlight,
[data-featherlight] img {
  cursor: pointer !important;
}

Hey happyatom,

I’m not familiar with that plugin, but it’s possible they have their own lightbox or some other JS that’s conflicting with ours.

Can you provide a link to the site where you’re having an issue so I can take a look?

Hey jankiese,

It looks like you have a JavaScript type error on the page where featherlight isn’t working. It’s related to your theme’s functions.js file.

If you can figure out what’s causing that in your theme and clear the error, I think you should be all set.