Hey! Sorry to hear you are having issues. I was looking at your source code and it looks like something starts going wrong on line 353. Are there suppose to be two separate galleries on the page?
Also, what happens if you disable jQuery Masonry Image Gallery? You should also maybe try disabling the prettyPhoto plugin as well.
Thanks!
Than you for your quick answer…
I tried to disable the plugin (it’s currently disabled if you want to have a look…)
It’s more strange : gallery’s miniatures appear on the top of each picture…
I will try to disable pretty photo, but it’s part of my theme, not sure that I’ll be able do do that…
Yeah. I’m not 100% sure this error is being caused jQuery Masonry Image Gallery. This plugin doesn’t really mess around with how the gallery HTML is outputted. It just adds a few classes to some of the gallery components.
Could you create a new page on the site with a fresh gallery? That might help us debug the issue.
Thanks!
Here’s the test page : http://www.cuisine-blog.fr/test/
The gallery appears correctly (like before the update) but… The plugin is still disabled !
Now try turning the plugin on so we can see what happens to the test page gallery.
In Dashboard, on the left hand Side, go down to Settings and then to JMIG Options. Please make sure the checkbox is unchecked.
It looks like the plugin is actually being applied to that page. It might not look like, but it’s in the code and you can tell it’s working on window resize.
I think unchecking that box might help.
I checked it earlier today, before to contact you… To see if ever it solves the problem.
I’ve just un-checked it again. Miniatures looks a bit smaller, but no other change…
The test page is now working 100% correctly. You can tell because when you drag the window around the images animate when they rearrange and do not lose their original width.
I’m not too sure what is wrong with http://www.cuisine-blog.fr/recette/confiture-lait/.
You might want to try looking at the content in the Editor to make sure that it’s all formated correctly. Make sure that all the gallery shortcodes are formatted correctly.
I finally found how to disable pretty photo. Now the galleries are correctly formatted, and the photos open when we click… But I’m not really satisfied of the result when we want to enlarge pictures… It was better before.
Why isn’t it possible anymore to use Pretty Photo with your plugin ?
It’s probably an incompatibility with prettyPhoto and something else besides jQuery Masonry Image Gallery. My plugin doesn’t interact with any of the mechanism that are included with prettyPhoto.
You could always try another lightbox plugin or even another prettyPhoto plugin.
OK, I will try to do that…
Anyway, thank you for your support !
Cool! Thanks for being responsive. I hope everything works out.
