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1. expiredfilm
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Sorry, I'm still rather new to this.

   I just installed and set up my first photoxhibit gallery from flickr. It looks great in Firefox, but is almost microscopic in IE.

   http://www.expiredfilm.com/?page_id=9

   Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong.

   Any help would hugely appreciated.

2. expiredfilm
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Just an update (and a bump):

   Still doesn't work. The entire gallery is actually the same width as a capital 'A'.

   And this issue seems to be limited to Internet Explorer, as both Firefox and Safari display the gallery properly.

3. expiredfilm
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Ok, still no resolution... anyone??? Please?

   The gallery has gone from width of a single letter to entirely non-existent in Internet Explorer. Yet, is seemingly fine in Firefox & Safari; although the Error Console in Firefox is kicking back two errors:

   Warning: Unknown property 'zoom'. Declaration dropped.
   Source File: http://www.expiredfilm.com/wp-content/plugins/photoxhibit/photoxhibit.php?option=css&gid=6&1208640727
   Line: 101

   Warning: Error in parsing value for property 'padding'. Declaration dropped.
   Source File: http://www.expiredfilm.com/wp-content/plugins/photoxhibit/photoxhibit.php?option=css&gid=6&1208640727
   Line: 129

   I've uninstalled and reinstalled this plugin to no avail. Any ideas? Anyone?

4. expiredfilm
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Bump?

   Gallery still not showing up in Internet Explorer anymore, despite appearing perfectly fine in other browsers.

   Anyone?

5. expiredfilm
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Ok, some more information and troubleshooting about this UNRESOLVED problem:

   *The kink appears to be in the 'Table - No Text' option, as the all other options appear in IE.

   *The table appears in the source code, but does not display on the page.

   *Pasting the code directly into the page, bypassing the [photoxhibit=#], also fails to work.

   *However, deleting the <P> tags in the source allows the table to appear, but the Lightbox JS doesn't pop up. Image clicks take you directly to the image.

   Any ideas?

6. expiredfilm
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Issue is resolved. Thanks Benjamin.

   FYI, the quick fix is to add #px6 img{max-width:none} to the begining of the gallery style, where '6' is actually the # of the gallery.

7. bmsterling
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   expiredfilm,
   Thanks for following up with the fix.

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