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  • Plugin Author Rattus

    (@pasyuk)

    Seems like gallery can’t automatically calculate own height on your website, so you need to set it manually.
    Go to Edit Optima gallery -> Common Settings tab -> check “Set height manually” checkbox -> set height to fit your needs -> Save.

    Plugin Author Rattus

    (@pasyuk)

    Also try go to Gmedia Library -> select all images -> click Action dropdown and choose Update Metadata in Database.

    Thread Starter gordonbrow

    (@gordonbrow)

    Thanks for the quick reply but the first thing I did was set the height manually. Also tried your second suggestion – no luck. Adding the following code to my Custom CSS works but I figure the plugin should work as advertized.

    .optima_module object {
    min-height: 500px !important;
    }

    I made sure the plugin was up to date and updated the Module. I downloaded the Optima zip file but haven’t overwritten any of the code on the server.

    One thing I found odd is that Optima is in it’s own folder (wp-content/grand-media/module/optima) whereas the other modules are with the majority of plugins (wp-content/plugins/grand-media/module/etc. . .)

    Any help with this would be appreciated.

    Thread Starter gordonbrow

    (@gordonbrow)

    Forgot to mention . . .it works fine on my Samsung tab but I have three other computers on the house and it doesn’t work with any of them.

    Plugin Author Rattus

    (@pasyuk)

    All modules that are not built in Gmedia plugin (you install them manually) should be in separate folder, so after you update plugin installed modules will not be overwritten.

    “Update Metadata in Database” should work in your case, but you should update it for all images that are in the gallery. As I can see in the source of your page there are only few images updated.

    Thread Starter gordonbrow

    (@gordonbrow)

    I did this as you suggested:

    Also try go to Gmedia Library -> select all images -> click Action dropdown and choose Update Metadata in Database.

    I’ll do it again.

    Thread Starter gordonbrow

    (@gordonbrow)

    I did not install manually, always through plugins. The update to Optima, I did from Gmedia Gallery/Modules. Is there another way to update the metadata? I have done it several times through Gmedia Library –> All Images –> Update Metadata in Database. This theme is managed through a Managed WordPress site and I’m wondering if it is not updating.???

    You know more about it than I do but it’s the following line that has to be changed:

    <object type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” class=”gmOptima_Flash” id=”gmOptima_ID94_Flash” data=”http://browfamily.com/wp-content/grand-media/module/optima/gallery.swf&#8221; width=”100%” height=”100%”><param name=”wmode” value=”opaque”><param name=”allowfullscreen” value=”true”><param name=”allowScriptAccess” value=”always”><param name=”saling” value=”lt”><param name=”scale” value=”noScale”><param name=”menu” value=”false”><param name=”bgcolor” value=”#000000″><param name=”flashvars” value=”id=94&json=gmOptima”></object>

    Somehow, it is not recognizing the height. If I replace “100%” with “500px” with Inspect Elements it works fine. When I put 500 or 500px in the Height slot in the Module, it doesn’t work.

    Thread Starter gordonbrow

    (@gordonbrow)

    Thanks for your input . . . let’s call this one “resolved”.

    I put:

    .optima_module object {
    min-height: 500px !important;
    }

    In the Gallery Custom CSS

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