hawkwood

I think I understand; the Gallery will just show the images, with no link to go to the image as a post, or to launch lightbox. I’ll take a look and see what I can do.

And without Doing anything else, they all just re-appeared. Funny huh?

I just released a plugin, gallery-plus, that overrides the built-in gallery giving options including going straight to the full resolution image. If you wanted to use lightbox, this plug in can add the lightbox attribute to the gallery. You need to install the lightbox 2 plugin also. I personally use version 2.6.0.

I just released a plugin, gallery-plus, that can add the lightbox attribute to the gallery. You need to install the lightbox 2 plugin also. I personally use version 2.6.0.

I just released a plugin, gallery-plus, that can add the lightbox attribute to the gallery. You need to install the lightbox 2 plugin also. I personally use version 2.6.0.

I just released a plugin, gallery-plus, that can add the lightbox attribute to the gallery. You need to install the lightbox 2 plugin also. I personally use version 2.6.0.

Krakenn,
I just released a plugin, gallery-plus, that has this as an option. Check it out and see if it meets your needs.

I just started using WordPress, so I don’t know how it was, but here is the fix:

In the lightbox.js file, add firstChild as shown below:

if((imageLink.getAttribute('rel') == 'lightbox')){
			// add single image to imageArray
			imageArray.push(new Array(imageLink.getAttribute('href'), imageLink.firstChild.getAttribute('title')));	 // Added firstChild
		} else {
		// if image is part of a set..

			// loop through anchors, find other images in set, and add them to imageArray
			for (var i=0; i<anchors.length; i++){
				var anchor = anchors[i];
				if (anchor.getAttribute('href') && (anchor.getAttribute('rel') == imageLink.getAttribute('rel'))){
					imageArray.push(new Array(anchor.getAttribute('href'), anchor.firstChild.getAttribute('title'))); // Added firstChild
				}
			}
			imageArray.removeDuplicates();
			while(imageArray[imageNum][0] != imageLink.getAttribute('href')) { imageNum++;}
		}

Also, if you want the image’s caption instead of the title, change both the ‘title’s to ‘alt’s in the same changed lines.