mindkil

Same feature needed here – I would want to have an intro image that shows only as a preview image, but not in the opened gallery lightbox itself.
I found a workaround:
setup preview image – save gallery
tick exclude preview image – save

But this method needs to be done every time after editing the gallery, which is a bit troublesome.

It would be best to include this feature in the code itself, please?

Keep up the good work!

Bests-:G

Very strange indeed… I made you another screenshot with 300% enlargement of the web page, where this is visible: https://tinypic.com/r/2ypm2yw/8
Maybe my screen is also a bit light for graphic work. But when I open the thumbnail in photoshop, there is also a shift to RGB 254 – from RGB 255 (pure white)

Thank you for your time and help, you made a great plugin.

Bests-:G

Interesting, now I also looked at a different computer, browser and it seems OK.
Can it be some problem with Google Chrome? Version 36.0.1985.143 MacOSX Mavericks

OK, here is the link to a gallery:
https://newsite.mrsherskin.com/collections/archive/

the link to the thumbnail image:
https://newsite.mrsherskin.com/wp-content/gallery/big-bag-bang/dynamic/MRSH-BBB_01-nggid0218-ngg0dyn-185x185x100-00f0w010c011r110f110r010t010.jpg

the original image:
https://newsite.mrsherskin.com/wp-content/gallery/big-bag-bang/MRSH-BBB_01.jpg

If you check the generated thumbnails, they have small stripes on white background, alternating from RGB 255/255/255 to 254/254/254

Sorry, imageshack went quite bad (ie. Greedy) since I last used it, so I uploaded the screenshots to tinypic:

https://tinypic.com/r/34xrp6c/8
https://tinypic.com/r/2r24uhh/8

Please update it to Woocommerce 2.1.2
Thanks!

As far as I know there is no option for limiting the number of pictures, it just makes the floated divs with the link-images. You can make a container div with a specified width, that will limit the number of pictures. You can find the appropriate width by multiplying thumbnail width (+ paddings-margins) and the number of pictures needed.
Hope this helps.

BR-:g

Thank you, the Shadowbox now works great!!

BestRegards-:g

I would also like to know if it’s possible. I’ve been searching for information how to do this function, but without luck…
There is a possibility to view a different number of images per row page:
https://nextgen-gallery.com/gallery-page/

but what I would also want is to have some images from one gallery distributed on different places, in different amounts and to have complete control to which images appear where.

If this option doesn’t exist yet, we could maybe kindly ask Mr. Rabe to implement it, I think it is not too hard to program it in…

BR,
BG

Thank you! It works great!

Cheers!

Yes, for start is the best to use an existing WP them e to customise, than to start everything from scratch…
There is a great book about theme design that I can recommend:
https://www.amazon.com/WordPress-Theme-Design-complete-professional/dp/1847193099

The problem you mentioned is probably related to the functions.php being encoded differently than WP expects, as it is the most sensitive file in the whole template structure, even some erroneous carriage returns, or empty lines before <?php can make the whole WP installation stop functioning. My suggestion is to use for start some existing functions.php from a working theme, and make the needed modifications there. Also, be sure you use some good text editor (not sure which it is for mac, maybe TextEdit? for PC it is the Notepad or Notepad++) or the inbuilt Theme editor and never some program like Word-pad, MS word…

After a lot of searching I found the problem with the thumbnail generating was connected to the functions.php file, something related with carriage returns. As I could not find a method to fix my existing I reworked it in Notepad++ completely from the default twentyten’s. Now it works like a charm ??

As for the listing of the individual images from the galleries I still don’t have a clue if it is possible at all??

BR, bg

I found a script to disable the scroll bars for this page ( body{ overflow:hidden; } ), but if somebody has a good CSS only method to resize dynamically the div as the page resizes, I would be glad to get to know it. I suspect maybe CSS3 could have some method, but I didn’t find it yet.

OK, I found a great solution in a small JS snippet, that allows for a browser selection through CSS (eg: .webkit .mystyle { override:this; })
https://rafael.adm.br/css_browser_selector/

Thanks Rafael!!!