Syed Balkhi

I’m glad that your theme had that option. Glad you were able to resolve it.

I’m glad you were able to figure it out. Marking it as resolved.

You can use get_posts to get the post type attachments and their IDs. This should help you get started. Unfortunately, this is beyond the capabilities of this plugin.

I do not offer customization help due to my schedule.

I will be marking this thread as resolved because I think the question here is answered.

That is because the Gallery Carousel only attaches itself on single post pages. The easiest way would be to determine the first attachment image ID. Take that ID and add JP Carousel link to the thumbnails on the main page.

So when a user clicks on the thumbnail, it automatically launches the Carousel rather than doing that Ajax thing.

Unfortunately, what you are trying to do is customizing the plugin for your theme and special case scenario. We can’t offer free customization. If you are interested in hiring us to do this, then you are more than welcome to send us an email.

@ianpix the gallery feature in WordPress (not the gallery feature in your theme). All you have to do is upload multiple images in one post. Then there is a gallery tab. Insert the gallery shortcode

[gallery]

As long as you have this plugin active, it should open a carousel.

@ianpix – You need to utilize the built-in gallery feature. This article will show you how:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-add-a-gallery-in-wordpress-with-a-lightbox-effect/

The theme could be using an older version of jQuery or is not following WordPress standard, then it will not work. Unfortunately, our schedule doesn’t allow for us to offer support for each individual theme.

You should check for the jQuery scripts and how they are being added. Sometimes you will have to change order of scripts in order to make everything work.

If you use the plugin as it is intended for (i.e loading comments), then the styling would work just fine. Since you have modified that aspect of it, you would have to compensate for the additional padding at the bottom.

Unfortunately, I cannot control that other plugin authors are not using the most up to date version of jQuery.

From the link you sent me, the author is using version 1.7 of jQuery. If you are following that tutorial, then you shouldn’t have to add 1.4.

You should only have one version of jQuery on your page… having multiple versions is not ideal.

My suggestion would be to ask the other plugin author to use the most up to date version of jQuery. This issue is not with our plugin rather it is with the code you are adding. Unfortunately, we cannot assist with that. You might have to find better code or switch to another plugin.

I looked at the link you sent me. The link is being added, but it seems that you have disabled the comments and adjusted the styling.

Add more space between the bottom of your screen, so the link is visible. Also it seems that the link has two quotations:

<a href=""https://time.com/"">

You should probably look into that.

Since you haven’t replied in a week… I’ll assume that you have gotten it fixed. Marking it as resolved.

Bellemode – Your theme is loading jQuery version 1.4.4 … this is the reason why this plugin is not working. Please upgrade to the latest jQuery version that WordPress uses. 1.7.2

When adding an image, simply add the title, description, and caption there. The carousel will detect it and show it.

Weird… just opened it in Chrome. And it worked fine.

Philipp,

I can’t replicate this issue on a fresh install of this plugin. Did you modify the plugin at all?