Hi @kooba
Thanks for the detailed report, including the screenshots and videos.
I am going to tag @steveush to investigate further and respond
Hi @kooba,
Could you please let me know what you currently have selected for the Justified Gallery > General > Last Row option?
Thanks
Steve
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kooba
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@bradvin @steveush Hi guys, thank you for your replies.
Here are my settings for the mentioned galleries:
gallery settings
Right away I gotta mention that I tried other options of “Last row”, hasn’t helped.
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This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by kooba.
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kooba
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@steveush Hi, any idea what may be a cause of the problem? I noticed that in the responsive image galleries pictures are a bit blurry too, they get nice and sharp only after displaying in lightbox. Difference isn’t as big as in justified option mentioned in earlier posts, but still it doesn’t look sharp enough.
Hi @kooba,
1. Original issue regarding justified;
So far from my testing the issue is indeed with the last row option. I do see differences when changing the option locally. I can achieve your desired result on mobile by setting it to justify the last row however this can have undesired results on desktop.
Essentially you are wanting the gallery to justify the last row, but only on mobile, then on desktop apply your chosen value of “center”.
Unfortunately I can’t give you an easy way to do this now as the layout for the justified template is all done through JS. We are busy at the moment with a performance rewrite but I think I could squeeze this change in as well for the next release.
2. Blurry images;
Could you clarify what you mean by they get nice and sharp only after displaying in a lightbox?
The thumbnails displayed in the gallery itself should not change by opening the full size image in a lightbox. They are completely different images created from the large full size image. They have a reduced size and quality compared to the full size image as they are scaled down and cropped to the thumbnail size specified in the template settings.
Thanks
Steve
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kooba
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Hi @steveush, thank you for reply.
1. It would be great if you could squeeze it in the next update.
2. I found the solution on this forum yesterday:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/blurry-thumbnails-21/
Got all Retina Support boxes ticked and thumbnails look much better now. However, is
that a maximum quality that’s possible to achieve for the thumbnails or is there a way to make it look even sharper then that?
Thank You
Hi @kooba,
There should be an option in the main FooGallery > Settings section to change the thumbnail quality. I believe it is 80% by default.
Thanks
Steve
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kooba
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Hi @steveush,
Awesome, overlooked it.
Will this affect loading of the photos a lot on slower machines/internet connections when I have it on 100%?
Hi @kooba,
Yes it might, the higher the quality, the larger the thumbnail size. The default of 80% gives a decent reduction in size without too much of a loss in quality.
That said it all depends on your use case, the best thing is to simply test for yourself and use what’s best for you.
Thanks
Steve