Is there another gallery source that works better than Google? Thanks.
I found your response suggesting people to insert the intermediate step, which I have just done. The only problem is that once the layer is open, I can’t close it as the X does not appear on top. Is it possible to change the X position? Also, on mobile, some texts of my website are over the photo layer… Thanks.
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leocunha.
The only problem is that once the layer is open, I can’t close it as the X does not appear on top.
Seems fine when I view your website. Are you referring to the WP admin bar? That will not be visible to regular visitors of your website. If you wish, you can disable the WP admin bar from showing up on your pages.
Also, on mobile, some texts of my website are over the photo layer
Please provide me with an example.
Hi! I found your responses to other enquiries and fixed it while waiting for you. The problem with mobile was the same, that is the menu and some contents were over the photo layer, but it’s been fixed after changing the .photonicModalOverlay z-index value to 100,000!
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This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by leocunha.
When I open a photo, it’s possible to close it by just clicking outside the photo layer. There is no need to click on the X button. But it does not happen with the overlaid pop up. Is there a way to make this possible? The reason for that is that my albums are big – around 500 photos – so when visitors are on the last photos, they need to scroll up to the page to close the overlaid pup up window. Thank you.
When I open a photo, it’s possible to close it by just clicking outside the photo layer. There is no need to click on the X button. But it does not happen with the overlaid pop up. Is there a way to make this possible?
This isn’t possible, because of conflicting behaviour between two modal elements. What would happen is, if someone clicked on one of the photos to open a lightbox, and then click on any element of that lightbox, that would be treated as “clicking outside the photo layer”, and that would automatically close the overlay.
If you are concerned about the scroll, you could use the popup='page' option instead of popup='show'. That would open photos in a dedicated gallery page instead of an overlay. Take a look at “Example 3” in the documentation. In such a case, people would use the browser’s back button to get back to your original page instead of clicking on an “×”
