jrwills

Better example on this live page: https://www.evendozenphotos.com/birds/

This is exactly what I wanted…

https://www.evendozenphotos.com/sw-flex/

What do you think? Relatively easy and I’ve checked in IE11, FF, Chrome and Opera. Don’t know about Safari and others but suspect they will work.

Thanks for the response.

Actually I’m interested in trying to use the float attribute to line several of the thumbnails on a single line. So far I’ve come close but all or some of them get forced out of the container. I’m obviously missing something either in the CSS or the page structure.

However this solution actually worked out better for the page in question.

I still want to try to figure out how to force the thumbnails onto a grid or single line. I’ll probably be leaving that for another day.

Can we ever really unnecessarily bad-mouth IE? I think it deserves whatever it gets for years of pain brought upon the web ??

I agree. I try to make sure that “Friends don’t let friends use IE”

Thanks again.

LOOK AT YOU GO!

I forgot that the default Photocrati galleries sometimes had a problem rendering in IE and their recommendation was to add “<meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=9″ />” to the header.php.

It worked but since I’m using Foo Galleries this is not an issue.

I have restored the header.php and the cube-gallery works perfectly in IE11 and I assume in earlier versions as well. (I might have bad-mouthed IE11 unnecessarily.)

I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your diligence and perseverance in resolving this. Had I not “fixed” the header.php it might never have been problem in the first place. Sorry for the trouble.

Maybe I can buy you a coffee or something?

Sorry for the mixup.

The page on my site that isn’t working is at https://www.evendozenphotos.com/pelicans/

I cleared the IE cache and still have the same results. Would be happy to have you take a look and see if you can enlighten me.

I will leave the cube-gallery intact until I hear back from you. I don’t want to leave it broken too long as I’m sure some visitors are still using IE.

Ain’t IE fun?

Your demo link works perfectly with my IE-11.

My page does not work even with all plugins except FooGallery & FooGallery – Cube Gallery deactivated. The overlay appears and the animation is there.

Hovering over it gives no pointer indication that it is a link and clicking results in nothing happening. It’s as if it can’t recognize the link under the overlay.

When I change it back to Responsive template it works perfectly.

I checked the demo cube-gallery and my gallery with Firebug and the code is identical as you would expect.

At this point I can only assume there is a conflict IE/Photocrati/Cube-Gallery combo I’m using. I have looked at everything I know to check and can find nothing suspicious.

That being the case and since I’m not likely at this point to change themes I guess it’s time to accept that this combination is simply not going to work with IE.

Responsive Image Gallery works fine and there’s certainly nothing wrong with it.

Again, I appreciate your attempt to fix the issue but unfortunately I think you’re spinning your wheels if you spend any more time on it.

Thanks for your help.

Well, close but no cigar.

The animation sort of works on the gallery page but not quite as smoothly as it does in other browsers.

But the bigger issue is that when you click on a thumbnail in the gallery nothing happens. The Lightbox does not open. So since the Lighbox is kinda’ the point of the gallery…

I must say I do appreciate the effort to resolve the issue so quickly and I realize the real problem is that generally speaking IE sucks. But you are making an effort so I commend you for that.

I cannot get the cube gallery to work with IE. Works fine with all other browsers.

It works with IE on the site above “photo.simplydesign.me/portfolio/”

I am using a modified version of the Photocrati theme @ evendozenphotos.com.

All the other gallery types, Responsive, Masonary, Owl etc. work as expected.

In order to rule out plugin conflicts, I tried it with all plugins deactivated except for “Foo Gallery” & “Foo Gallery – Cube Gallery” without success.

It’s not a big deal as I can use the Responsive Gallery but it’s disappointing to buy something so cool that I can’t get to work.

I guess I haven’t anything better to do than worry about icons lining up.

So… to get the + button to line up vertically with the others I finally figured out to change this little bit of code. .addtoany_list a {vertical-align:top !important;}

For some reason the default is “middle” which was driving me crazy. ??

micropat – Thanks, I was finding all the wrong things with Firebug. Appreciate the heads up saved me lots of time. Will someday learn to Google first.