beermoney

That’s correct. The theme uses an image…but I simply hid that via CSS. Which then allowed me to use your plugin. It was working perfectly fine before I updated to the latest version. Is there a way to go back to the previous version of the plugin? I am curious to see if it will work again with the 4.6.3.2 version of the plugin.

Sure, here is the link: http://thesinbin.net/sphl-standings

In this table, 1, 2, 3, and 4 would be highlighted to show that those teams have already made the playoffs. I could have sworn that you could just click the “highlight” radio button for more then one team on the backend to highlight multiple rows, but it wouldn’t let me do that. It would only highlight one team which is team 1.

OK, so I seem to have it working. This is what I did.

I went and looked for the jquery, which wasn’t in the functions.php. I found it in the library.php. I yanked it out and then checked the Page source and it was no longer using 1.7.2, and was now running 1.11.3 which I assume is the version that comes with WordPress.

After correcting that issue, I then checked the image….still did not work. So I looked at it with inspect element and seen that that the data-rel was using “lightbox-0” even though I had it as “lightbox”. So I edited it in inspect element back to “lightbox” like I have it on the page and it worked perfectly.

But once I refreshed, it went back to “lightbox-0”. So I went into the RL setting, changed the “Selector” from “lightbox” to “rl-lightbox” and updated the data-rel on the page and it worked, though it was now showing like this: data-rel=”rl-lightbox-0″. It was working though. So I looked at another one of my pages and I wasn’t even using rel or data-rel. I had it like this: lightbox=”great_self_exile” which was the name of the page and it is working just fine. So I added lightbox=”a_sinister_nature” and removed the data-rel and its working fine.

This is what my HTML looks like:

<div class="short-poster"><a href="http://motivedirect.net/images/posters/a_sinister_nature_poster.jpg" lightbox="a_sinister_nature"><img title="click to enlarge" src="http://motivedirect.net/images/posters/a_sinister_nature_poster.jpg" alt="click to enlarge" /></a></div>

Though it looks like this when you inspect element:

<a href="http://motivedirect.net/images/posters/a_sinister_nature_poster.jpg" lightbox="a_sinister_nature" data-rel="rl-lightbox-0" title=""><img title="click to enlarge" src="http://motivedirect.net/images/posters/a_sinister_nature_poster.jpg" alt="click to enlarge"></a>

I don’t know….its working just fine now…..I am sure I am still doing it wrong….but it is working.

That is how I have it right now after looking through the support topics. No luck though.

<div class="short-poster"><a href="http://motivedirect.net/images/posters/a_sinister_nature_poster.jpg" data-rel="lightbox"><img src="http://motivedirect.net/images/posters/a_sinister_nature_poster.jpg" alt="click to enlarge" title="click to enlarge"/></a></div>

Here is a link to a page on my site where it used to work. http://motivedirect.net/a-sinister-nature

It works on the YouTube video on that page, but that is using a different plugin. I deactivated it to see if maybe there was a conflict….didn’t matter though, still wouldn’t work even after clearing my browsers cache.

It works fine in blog posts though: http://motivedirect.net/junetopia-2015 Just doesn’t seem to work on Pages anymore.

I created a Test Page and added an image using “Add Media” from the Media Library while using the “Visual” editor and it works perfect, just like it always has. But if I try to write up HTML using the “Text” editor, it will not open the image in the lightbox. What the heck am I doing wrong?

OK, so when I try to run that I get an error:

Error

SQL query:

DELETE FROM 'wp_ngg_picture' WHERE galleryid NOT IN (SELECT gid FROM wp_ngg_gallery)

MySQL said:
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ''wp_ngg_picture' WHERE galleryid NOT IN (SELECT gid FROM wp_ngg_gallery)' at line 1

Also, should it be run from the wp_ngg_picture table or the over all database table? I tried to run it from both, and got the same error either way.

BTW my SQL version is: 5.5.41-cll-lve