Tim
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Per the docs:
A new file at wp-content/plugins/envira-gallery-image-titles.php
The end of your theme’s functions.php fileHow it integrates into your theme’s functions.php file depends on what’s at the end of your file at present. Therefore I’d recommend the first method, as this guarantees correct installation.
Not in the free version – you can use the Dynamic Addon in the Pro version to achieve this.
Thanks.
You need to disable the lightbox solution provided by your theme.
Envira will then function correctly.
Per the plugin’s text at various screens / points:
Want to make your gallery workflow even better? By upgrading to Envira Pro, you can get access to numerous other features, including: a fully featured gallery widget, complete gallery API, powerful gallery documentation, full mobile and Retina support, dedicated customer support and so much more! Click here to upgrade to Envira Pro!
Want to do even more with your gallery display? By upgrading to Envira Pro, you can get access to numerous other gallery display features, including: custom image tagging and filtering, mobile specific image assets for blazing fast load times, dedicated and unique gallery URLs, custom gallery themes, gallery thumbnail support and so much more! Click here to upgrade to Envira Pro!
You can also see the available features and Addons of the Pro versions at http://enviragallery.com/features/
Thank you.
Hi Tom,
These support forums are for the free plugin only.
For support, please use http://enviragallery.com/support. Address for my attention personally, and expect a 1 – 2 working day response time.
Tim.
This isn’t possible in the free version.
The Pro version has an option for each gallery image where you can specify whether to open the target URL in a new window or not.
Thanks.
In my case I’ve setup a server cron job every five minutes.
That doesn’t sound right. There should be no need to setup a server cron job for WordPress’ cron service to run?
If you require a more progressive approach to font sizing, you’re welcome to use percentages, ems or rems, and add more media queries as necessary for a greater range of step sizes. Example:
@media screen and (max-width: 600px) { #envira-gallery-83 .envira-gallery-item span.title { font-size: 1.2em; } } @media screen and (max-width: 500px) { #envira-gallery-83 .envira-gallery-item span.title { font-size: 1.1em; } } @media screen and (max-width: 400px) { #envira-gallery-83 .envira-gallery-item span.title { font-size: 1em; } }I see you’ve wrapped the slider in your own div with some styling – if that resolves, then that’s fine.
If not, I’d suggest applying some additional CSS to that container:
overflow: hidden;This should at least prevent the issue on load.
Please see http://soliloquywp.com/docs/limit-caption-length-on-slides/
Applies to the free version too.
Hi,
The given URL doesn’t have a Soliloquy slider on it, unless I’m missing something.
Thanks.
Both,
The errors you’re setting with WP_DEBUG enabled is deliberate and by design, as it tells us clearly that WordPress’ configuration, or a super-specific edge case, prevents Soliloquy from resizing images.
This answers the common question we receive of why Soliloquy doesn’t resize XYZ image etc.
If you are Pro customers, feel free to open a support request via http://soliloquywp.com.
If you are Free customers, feel free to follow https://wordpress.org/support/topic/read-this-before-you-post-11?replies=1. If you’re willing to share credentials, please don’t do that here – drop us an email via the web site.
Thanks,
Tim.
But if I choose the thumbnail width it will be fixed and not responsive anymore, am I right?
You’re wrong. The gallery is responsive, provided your theme is.
The width of the image will not adapt to the page width anymore.
Again, incorrect.
If you have evidence to suggest otherwise, do feel free to follow our guide and we’ll be happy to investigate:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/read-this-before-you-post-12?replies=1Hi,
You’d need to add a CSS media query to reduce the font size of the titles depending on the screen resolution. For example:
@media screen and (max-width: 600px) { #envira-gallery-83 .envira-gallery-item span.title { font-size: 12px; } }Your div.wrapper applies 15px padding to the entire site.
Soliloquy sits inside this wrapper, and therefore is constrained by it.Remove the padding on div.wrapper, Soliloquy will then be full width.