Dan Rossiter

Hi Steve,

This is not a DG issue. You’ve got another plugin launching a popup when links are clicked and that is hanging. The thumbnails simply link to the file in question.

If you disable whichever plugin is implementing the popup logic, you should find that the thumbnail links work as expected.

-Dan

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Hi Dunbarton,

You’ll want to use the attachment_pg=false attribute (eg: [dg attachment_pg=false]).

-Dan

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Hi dtarver1,

Descriptions are intended — as far as DG is concerned — for detailed explanations of the attachment where the full horizontal space is the only sensible layout. If you have just a few words, then the title would be the recommended way to convey the information about the attachment. The “caption” is not used in any DG output so you can put whatever you like there, it just would not be displayed by DG.

There are more advanced ways to achieve completely different per-icon layouts, which I can go into if you like, but they would involve writing code to filter the DG output, which is not most people’s cup of tea.

EDIT: I implied it above, but didn’t explicitly mention that the columns attribute does nothing when descriptions are enabled. The standard descriptions-enabled output has two columns — one with icons and one with descriptions.

-Dan

It’s taken longer than it should have, but this enhancement is going to be included in version 4.0, which will be released in the near future.

DG will now first looks for matched slugs, then falls back to names.

-Dan

3.4.4 was pushed out last night and resolves the IDs issue. That said, something you said in your last post concerns me. If you have two jQueries loading, I have no clue what that’s going to do, but I suspect it’s not going to end well. And DG uses the jQuery shipped w/ WP, so it’s not going to be a result of anything we’re doing.

If you still have issues after updating, which I think you probably will, my recommendation is to repeat the disable all, reenable one-by-one steps from earlier, except this time we’re looking for when the second jQuery re-appears.

I took a quick look and the second jQuery is coming from the jQuery CDN, so that may point you in the right direction if you have some plugin that advertises using jQuery from a CDN. The version loaded by WP is in the header and the CDN one in in your footer.

-Dan

No problem! 🙂

If that’s the case then you’ll want [dg category="Category Name"]. I don’t have Media Library Categories on a test system right now, but if that doesn’t work I can install it and play with it a bit to figure out what exactly it’s doing.

-Dan

Hi,

Yes, sorry for the delay. The issue is that output from DG is generating duplicate gallery IDs. Reverting to 3.4.2 is a good short term fix.

I apologize for not being able to address this sooner, but it’s been a hectic week. I’m planning to sit down this evening and get a fix for this issue, so you should have a working current DG version by Monday.

Thanks for your patience while we work this out!

-Dan