Hi Thoughton. Sounds like a strange one. Can you post a link?
Hi Dean, thanks for the reply. Here’s a link: http://lasouqueto.com/_wp/rooms/emilie/
I just noticed this morning that the photospace code seems to be generated twice, although only one gallery is visible on the front end. I’m using do_shortcode('[gallery option1="value1"]' to insert it into my template.
Did you fix it? Seems to be working for me.
Hmm no, it doesn’t work for me. It doesn’t matter which thumbnail I click, The main image just moves along to the next image. The image displayed doesn’t correspond to the thumbnail clicked.
Ah yes it does have a problem if you click on the main image first. Does it happen with the default theme? I haven’t seen this before.
That was a good idea. I should have thought of it first, sorry 🙂 It works normally in the default theme.
After spending a long time looking for JS conflicts, I’ve narrowed it down to some CSS (!). I am overriding the default CSS with a some of my own CSS (mainly to move the thumbnais to the bottom). After much testing I’ve found that it is these lines from my CSS that cause the problem:
.photospace {
width:600px;
height:450px;
}
.photospace .loader {
height: 187.5px;
width: 600px;
}
.photospace .slideshow a.advance-link,
.photospace .slideshow span.image-wrapper {
height:450px;
text-align: left;
}
.photospace .slideshow-container {
height:450px;
}
I’m not sure how CSS can affect which thumbnail is displayed, but there you have it. Removing this CSS fixes the issue – but leaves me with with some minor layout problems which I’ll find another way to fix 😀
Thanks for your help!
