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  • Plugin Author bradvin

    (@bradvin)

    Hi Authur,

    You will have to post a link to your gallery page in question so I can understand what you issue is

    Thread Starter arthurbro

    (@arthurbro)

    Hi Bradvin,

    Here is an example : http://s145036345.onlinehome.fr/Malagasycar2/fr/10-2/

    As you can see, the thumbnails in the gallery have a black background… Their background should be white since the original images have a transparent background (there is one original image juste above the gallery).

    Thanks for your help.

    Arthur

    I’m having the same problem: http://www.volunteerflorida.org/testpppp/

    The images are saved as transparent pngs but they end up with black backgrounds.

    Is there a fix for this? Really need them to be transparent.

    Thanks,
    G

    Bradvin,

    Not sure if you have tinkered with the plugin. The “responsive image gallery” does not seem to allow for transparency (hopefully they will fix that).

    But Masonry and Justified do work with transparent pngs.

    I guess I’ll have to use one of those til the Foo Folks come up with a fix.

    G

    Thread Starter arthurbro

    (@arthurbro)

    Bradvin,

    I confirm, the problem only occurs with the “reponsive image gallery”.

    Plugin Author bradvin

    (@bradvin)

    Thanks guys – I have figured out the issue. It is actually caused by the CSS hover effect, which uses a black background. Adding this custom CSS to the gallery will sort it out for now:

    .foogallery-default a {
    background: none !important;
    }

    I am working on a better CSS solution for the next release

    Hi, I was experiencing this same issue and noticed that with the custom CSS and then since the last couple of updates, the black borders on my ‘responsive gallery’ thumbnails are now grey, fading to black when I hover. The thumbnails look perfect when I’m editing in the dashboard, but not on the website.

    Is there another custom CSS workaround to get rid of the borders?

    Here’s a page with examples:

    Thanks!

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