acekin

That is perfectly fine. Allow me to bring something to the page redesign team. The bars in a bar chart normally show counts. The way they are designing the bars turns them into ratios. In other words, there is no difference in the looks of two arbitrary day graphs of:

ABC 8
DEF 4
GHI 2

and

KLM 24
NOP 12
QRS 6

Therefore those graphs from those two arbitrary days will mislead by their looks. If you look at the big bar chart at the top, it will make the point clearer.

Do as you wish, but this is not an improvement at all. The new design, typography, and layout are making the page harder to read and understand. I agree, it needed some typography and color tweaking but the changes are over the top.

It is OK to mark it as resolved since I am sharing an opinion, not a bug. But, it is an informed opinion for whatever it is worth.

Cemal

Thank you for getting back, Rolf. I don’t have a problem if the users click on half of the image to move in that direction. Since I switched to the legacy script, I deleted all the cache, pages, scripts, and CSS. The scrolling content may be coming from the laptop I am using, MS Surface Studio Laptop. All is working well, largest image display, if the screen scrolls the displayed image rolls into position, no sinking image on the initial load. It is my favorite among the three.

Thank you, I consider this issue resolved.

Cemal

@ravanh I have stumbled on something that may add another piece of information. In the settings, I disabled:

Show the overlay around content opened in FancyBox.
Close FancyBox when overlay is clicked.

options. When the first image is displayed, it sinks as expected and the next one finds the proper position. While scrolling back and forth, if you click on an area outside the image as if you are clicking on the overlay, the image display does not close but the next image displayed will sink again even though it is not the first image. I wonder if it has something to do with the overlay display. I am speculating as I don’t know what goes on behind the curtains.

Cemal

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by acekin.

Thank you, that worked. The e-mail now has statistics.

Cemal

I see! Thanks, but it would have been better if the instructions I shared included the solution you provided rather than pointing me to Google Analytics. I started the manual update and now waiting, 2 hours and 12 minutes left.

Thanks,

Cemal

@ravanh I am writing to report another odd behavior that I noticed today. When I click on a thumbnail for the first time on a post, the image is displayed but sinks down for some reason. Moving to the next or previous image settles the image in the center. This happens regardless of which thumbnail is clicked first. Closing the image and opening a new one brings the first image sinking again.

My Easy Fancybox version is 1.9.4.

Thank you,

Cemal

@ravanh, I installed the latest release, kept the CSS rule added to prevent the flicker, deleted the zero change speed which reverted to its default value, and tested the page. The flicker has returned for some reason. The CSS is still there. I deleted the cache of the page listed here so you can see the flicker on the right edge of the image. I have not

Just to see what would happen if the added CSS were not there, I commented it out and the flicker disappeared. In case you want to see the effect, I enabled the CSS again. Take a look before I delete the code and the site cache.

Thank you,

Cemal