R1Law

Great, this php file is creating large headaches for me…don’t want to install a heavy security plugin to deal with it so just disabling it will be simple and quick. I’ll let you know if I see any issues with the plugin as it relates to Google Photos.

Both changes fixed the issue, works perfectly! Thank you. Will I need to implement the “$ret = trim($ret);” on any subsequent plugin updates?

From both…They seem to have been dropped, but I think they are still in the database.

You’re 100% correct. Your plugin is rock solid. Apparently the admin user on the site had copied the display for the signup sheets and moved it…this effectively copied the visual but not the shortcode. I didn’t notice until I edited the page and saw there was no shortcode. One more thing, there were some tables from another signup sheet program still in the database structure, I deleted those because that old plugin had caused an issue when I moved everyone over to your plugin. Thanks for your consideration and help.

Google issue tracker has this as a solve: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/113559504

But it seems as if this would be something to add to a php file of the plugin, not a site specific CSS file. For now the load more option seems the best work around – or is that what makes the call for next_page_token?

Thank you..

I’ve implemented the 100 count, and somehow the css changes worked again – less than optimal but at least the first 100 photos in an album show. Is there a way to add Show More to the popup?

As for the CSS, I suspect there was an old page cache in my system or at Cloudflare. Thank you. How will we know when/if Google fixes the count problem? Is there a way to follow the forum thread? PS: as far as I’m concerned this is resolved as it’s a google issue.

New problems…selecting an album thumbnail from site creates a spinning pinwheel which never loads the google albums…and after adjusting to “count=100” that problem was solved but the css to lower the top of the popup gallery and to bring the z index up by 10 fail…css is there but not effective.

I’ve changed that and now seems to be working fine. Thank you.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by R1Law.

I did add the !important parameter to the z-index because the gallery was again showing behind the tab container holding the gallery.

You are correct, and nothing happened OTHER than additional albums were added to google account.

Yes, but let me remove the pw…
https://www.swimminwomen.com/photos-and-videos-2/

Yes, so the gallery stays over the top.

PS: here is the code in the child theme which drives the gallery popup z-index: .photonicModalOverlay {
top: 60px !important;
z-index: 10px !important;
}

I’ve encountered a situation where the photos show “under” the popup when they are selected. Users can’t intuitively navigate this away. My theme required that the popup have a z-index of 10px to get it over the gallery display, so now I’m stumped on how to push the selected photo over the top of the gallery popup.