jimsugel

Thanks for your quick responses! For #2 though, it does not seem to be the case. Some of the themes appear to load the same, and there is no borderless theme. On my page above, I now have all 5 in effect as follows:

Robert Hillis – Theme 1
JP Kovacs – Theme 2
Wes Walker- Theme 3
Dr. Ed Kaufman – Theme 4
Jacqueline Hoagland – Theme 5

Is there a way to get a borderless theme?

Thanks!
Jim

Hi,

This works well for mobile now, thanks! A couple additional questions:

1) On the page in question:

https://dev.oceanfrontrecovery.com/our-staff/

the page gets stuck in the area of the popups, especially after opening and closing one of the popups, and will not scroll completely or properly for a few seconds. This appears to only happen in Firefox, and not Safari or Chrome. It doesn’t happen on the production site without the popup plugin:

https://www.oceanfrontrecovery.com/our-staff/

2) Is there a way to have the popup be borderless/frameless? I’m happy to purchase the Pro version if it has this functionality. My client wants it without a border.

Thanks,
Jim

Hi,

Thanks for your quick response. It does work now on mobile but perhaps you can clarify how the parameters work. It seems now that to have it look good on mobile I have to make the width wider than I would like on desktop. If I make the width like 50% it looks very narrow on mobile, but at 80% to look good on mobile it looks a bit wide on desktop. The settings I’m using now are below. You can check if you want – the 1st 2 rows of the images on the page for the link above are active with the new percentages.

Width: 80%
Height: 90%
Max width:
Max height:
Initial width:
Initial height:

1) Can you explain briefly what each of these settings does and how they inter-relate?
2) Is there a way to make the desktop popup a different % size than mobile? Or somehow get the popup to fill most of the screen on mobile, while filling a smaller amount of the screen on desktop?

Thanks!
Jim

Oops! Page in question is

https://dev.oceanfrontrecovery.com/our-staff/

Thanks!

I figured this out – the upload path was wrong so the images were uploaded, but to the wrong directory, so they were not found when attached to a post in WP.