Vilyon

Hi,
On migrating you need to make sure that all mentions of your old domain are replaced by the new one (the easiest way to achieve that is to use the dedicated plugin for the migration).
Gallery Factory uses native WP tables for storing its data, so you just need to make sure that the domain is changed in the wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables. Most likely the latter remained untouched in your case.
You can check it by looking on the image links in the layout – they must be pointing to the old URL now.

Hi,

You need to search for “641px” in style.css as well and change it to “401px“.

Also I’d recommend to edit the “if ($(window).width() <= 640) {” line in script.js – it won’t affect the presentation, but will avoid unneccessary view recalculations in mobile view.

Hi,
Thank you for the feedback!
That feature is not supported yet, but it’s in the priority list and will be implemented in the near future. But I’m not sure when (and if) this feature will hit the Lite version, as the next premium release will be far ahead and it will take time to upgrade the Lite version.

Hi,
Please leave a message on [email protected], we’ll try to sort it out.
I’ve had a (maybe) similar problem reported for the premium version, but only once. Maybe it’s your case as well.

Hi,
Different behaviour options on a thumbnail click are available in premium version of the plugin (one of them is no action on click).
If you are willing to alter the code, you can just disable including of the lightbox-related js files, it should do the trick.

Hi Lapo,
Sorry for the late reply.
The lightbox style can be changed by editing the /frontend/css/imagelightbox.css file.
Find #imagelightbox-overlay style here and replace the “background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, .95);” line with “background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, .95);” or some other color that best suits your needs.

Now the main idea behind the lite version is to provide almost the same feature set, but be more suitable for the relatively small image collections.
So key differences are (the features that are available in full version):
– Folder tree depth is not limited to 3 levels, thus allowing much more albums to be organized;
– Pagination for front-end album display (4 types or disabled);
– Thumbnail lazy loading option for front-end display;
– Custom thumbnail cropping (not released yet, planned for this weekend);

And generally the development process for the full version goes ahead of the lite version, so new features will first be introduced to the full version and then (well, some of them) ported to the lite.

Hi Guilleliss,
Thank you for the feedback!
I’ve discovered this bug about a week ago and have commited a fix already. But it seems I’ve messed up something during the commit process and wordpress catalog still shows v1.1.0, while the actual 1.1.1 is downloaded and installed. So I guess if you installed 1.1.0 before the update, your WP still thinks that there no new version.
I’ll do my best to make next release nice and clean, it will be out soon.

Unfortunately, the codecanyon itself is down now.
Hope it will be back soon, I’m looking forward to your joining the premium version users!

Sorry for the panic, it seems that the issue is fixed already in the latest version.
I’ve wrote the original message based on the issue in one of my customer’s installations, unfortunately I didn’t check the version there.

WebbieWebbster, check the installed version and update it if needed.