Questions about Flickr galleries

-On a computer (currently using Chrome) the “more” button is showing the text in the green color of my site links. Is there a way to turn this text white like it is on mobile? An example is the gallery at the bottom of this page: https://elflingcreations.com/bracelets/

Add this to Appearance → Cutomize → Additional CSS:

.photonic-more-button, .photonic-more-button:visited, .photonic-login-box a.auth-button, .photonic-login-box a.auth-button:visited {
    color: #fff !important;
}

-Is there a way to remove the number of photos line when I’m doing the gallery as a few of the flickr albums? I’m thinking so it would just have a link to the album name, not the number in it. I have these on my home page https://elflingcreations.com/

I believe so – try the option Photonic → Settings → Flickr → Photoset / Album Thumbnails (with other Photosets / Albums) → Hide Photo Count in Title Display.

-Is there a way to change the color of the blue link title text when the photos are opened? It would be cool to have that a lighter blue against the black background.

Photonic basically uses whatever default is set for your theme / browser. It looks like your theme isn’t doing a “CSS Reset” properly. That’s alright, though, and you can define your colour again under Appearance → Cutomize → Additional CSS via:

#swipebox-title a { color: #6af; }

This sets the color to a lighter shade of blue.

-And the other question is for when the photos are opened on a computer, is there a way to kind of adjust how the images fit within the top and bottom border? Most of my pictures are square and the social button bar and the title bar cover up some of the top and bottom of the picture. This works fine on mobile because the screen becomes a taller rectangle and fits the whole image. (I have a feeling there’s a setting for this to make the bars more transparent or something, but I figured I’d ask while I was here rather than mess something up lol.)

This unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on perspective) is a Swipebox shortcoming (or feature, again depending on perspective). You can try hiding the bars after a delay, but that makes the bars go away for good. I can give you the code for resizing the photos, but it will need a good bit of testing to ensure stability and consistency across scenarios, browsers and devices.

Great… I am marking this resolved.