acekin

I disabled SlimStat and Fancybox started working. Then I enabled SlimStat and turned off Tracking in the options. That also made Fancybox work. Now, the question is will the users of SlimStat be advised to turn off tracking or do you have a fix up your sleeve? Thank you for spotting the problem.

I will keep this thread open as unresolved in case you have other things for me to try.

Cemal

I am using FireFox and tested in MS Edge, neither works and function as I described. Logged in in Firefox but not in Edge.

Cemal

• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by acekin.

I am back with more information for you. It still happens on my Microsoft Surface Book laptop, I can make it happen on demand and fix it too! Here are my observations and speculations. Take them for whatever they may be worth:

1. The screen has 2000×3000 pixel resolution
2. In order to see things on a relatively small screen everything is enlarged 200%
3. When the displayed image height is close to or the same as the screen height the centering does not work. Most of my images are 1,000 pixels on the long edge.
4. When a portrait oriented image is displayed its height is fairly close to the display port, 1,000 pixels and the image scrolls with the page
5. If I zoom out in the browser by pressing Ctrl – this relationship changes and centering on scroll starts working as the displayed image becomes smaller
6. Alternately, if I view an old gallery where the image height is less than 1,000 pixels center on scroll also works
7. I am not sure how important or significant it is, but this is the full scoop of under what conditions center on scroll does not work. The rest is up to you

If you have a similar screen you can test these out. It probably does not matter to most users, but you may have reasons to look into it, like curiosity!

Take care,

Cemal

I am all set, thank you. Eric answered my question.

Cemal

It is actually more intriguing than I thought. The fully landscape oriented images center, but those either portrait oriented or close to a square do not center. This seems to happen in all the galleries, my observation in the original post came from the fact that the first gallery mostly contained square or close to that images. So, you can observe this behavior in other galleries as well, like A Stroll in Providence.

Cemal

Thank you, the CSS change took care of the problems.

Cemal

I understand. Maybe it’s time that I renewed my membership.

Cemal

I think I have the CSS block that is causing the unwanted white cover on the left and right:

#fancybox-left, #fancybox-right {
bottom: 0;
cursor: pointer;
display: none; (this shows with a strike through because it was overridden above)
height: 100%;
outline: 0 none;
position: absolute;
width: 35%;
z-index: 111102;
}

If I disable bottom, height, position, width, z-index the white blocks disappear. If I add !important after display: none it fixes the problem as well. If you want to take a look yourself, I sent you a message from the link above.

For the time being, I am reverting back to the previous version again.

Cemal