Photonic’s styles are applied only to its own images – nothing else. Every image that Photonic styles is enclosed in a “photonic-…” CSS class.
On the page you have linked, I am not seeing anything that Photonic is influencing in terms of styles.
(In the future please tag Photonic queries with the “photonic” tag, otherwise I am not notified. Alternatively use Photonic’s dedicated Support Forum)
Thanks for the reply.
I do understand what you’re saying but its not the case for me – as it is clearly affecting img’s that aren’t photonic, as I say, when the plugin is active, there’s a problem. When deactivated, it is fine.
Currently, my website, as stated above has the Photonic plugin activated, and it is affecting my recent projects thumbnails on the home page (there is supposed to be equal spacing around each one).
Please advise, as I say, it is clearly a plugin issue, as it only appears when activated.
Is there an option for you to turn off Masonry (aka Isotope) in your theme? Maybe there is a conflict with the Masonry JS library that is causing this. Quite clearly this isn’t a CSS issue.
Hi there,
Thanks again for your reply.
Yes I understand it is clearly not a CSS issue. As you said, all the photonic elements are correctly named with class’s and id’s.
I shall look into it, and let you know.
Kind Regards,
Scott
Hello there,
I too am running into some issues with the PHOTONIC Plugin. Its indeed a great and useful App for WP but for some odd reason it continues to conflict with my Revolution Slider plugin which displays images on the home page.
I really hope you can give me a solution for this at the soonest time possible for I need to get my site up an running in 2 days time.
You can email me directly at – bon.albarillo@gmail.com
Thanks and hope to hear from soon.
