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maybe you could try a css solution?

.caption-container {display:none}

I realized that the crossover effect is the default transition for the plugin, but for some reason, it seems different on my site. Perhaps it’s a conflict with my theme’s code?

https://www.offpeakdesign.com/omasworks/

oops, nevermind, I realized this is already part of the plugin options. I made the prev next buttons into arrows and overlaying the image by customizing the css.

Hi, I see gallerific has an example of a crossfade.

https://www.twospy.com/galleriffic/example-2.html

could I modify this shortcode to do this?

nevermind, I added !important to my css and that overrode the default.

I realized I could disable the other themes in the settings. ??

Nevermind, I realized you were right, I had to override the theme styles for a:hover. Thanks

Thanks for your response. I tried the clear styles option and it still appears. Here’s an example:

https://www.offpeakdesign.com/omasworks/?p=478

Awesome. Glad I could contribute!

Makes perfect sense! Thanks!

Thanks, good to know, dylllaaannn. What I ended up doing before I saw your suggestion was made edits in my css to make the gallery position absolute at the top. Then added a top margin the height size of the gallery to my content div, so that it goes below the gallery.

For example:

If my gallery is 600px in height…

.photospace {position:absolute !important; top:0;}

.post-format-gallery .entry-content{margin-top:600px}

So far I’m not experiencing any issues with this solution. Note that this will need to be further tweaked if you wanted to have some posts have a gallery and some posts not to have a gallery (Otherwise, you’d end up with a big blank space above the main content where you didn’t have a gallery). Probably would use or create a separate post template for slideshow galleries only.

Good idea, thanks, dylllaaannn. That seems like a good and simple work around!

genius. Thank you thank you thank you.

Thank you! That was what I was looking to do.

I’m hoping you could help me just a little bit more.

My original nav code looks very different to me and I’m not sure how to integrate it with what you’ve shared. I want to keep the original formatting, but to insert the ‘work’ meta key just before the post title with a dash in between.

Here’s the original code:

<?php previous_post_link( '<div class="previous">' . __( '%link', 'hatch-pro' ) . '</div>', '<span class="post-nav-text">← Previous:</span> %title' ); ?>
<?php next_post_link( '<div class="next">' . __( '%link', 'hatch-pro' ) . '</div>', '<span class="post-nav-text">→ Next:</span> %title' ); ?>

any updates to this?