Tim
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You can use the following CSS:
`.envirabox-prev { left: -100px !important; }
envirabox-next { right: 100px !important; }Hi,
Please refer to https://wordpress.org/support/topic/read-this-before-you-post-11?replies=1 on how to submit a bug report.
We can then advise as to the issue and a suitable fix.
Thanks,
Tim.
WordPress Admin > Envira > Edit Gallery > Config tab > Number of Gallery Columns = 1.
Sorry, but I don’t understand the question / request.
If you can show me a working example (perhaps a screenshot, or another plugin that does this already), I can then let you know if it’s possible.
Thanks,
Tim.
Please provide a URL I can look at to see the issue.
I can then advise.
Thanks,
Tim.
Fixed in 1.0.5
Please refer to https://wordpress.org/support/topic/read-this-before-you-post-11?replies=1, and update here once you’ve got the relevant details.
I’ll then be happy to take a look and advise of a suitable fix.
Thanks,
Tim.
Soliloquy can’t “break out” of the container it is in.
A few options:
1. You modify the theme (or child theme, if your theme is purchased/not custom built) to include the soliloquy shortcode on the home page, below the menu but above your content and sidebar.2. Use a full width page template, if your theme provides one
3. Raise a query with your theme author to see if they can provide a solution.
Thanks,
Tim.
Sounds like the shortcode or function hasn’t been inserted correctly into the Visual Editor.
Hard to provide any ideas without seeing exactly how you’re embedding Soliloquy into your home page.
Feel free to privately email through http://soliloquywp.com for my attention and some login credentials, so I can see how you’ve set this up.
I can then advise on a suitable fix.
Thanks,
Tim.
The fix shows up in updates for sites that have already been updated to 2.4.1.2.
The fix is also available through the Member’s Area on the web site.
Thank you.
Firstly, I’ve no idea why you would want a single slideshow with 270 images. I struggle to think of a valid use case for that scenario. There may be (and probably are) better ways to achieve the underlying goal here.
Secondly, there’s no limit imposed by Soliloquy. However, PHP will have a limit on the number of POST variables that can be sent (these are sent when saving a slider), known as max_input_vars:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10303714/php-max-input-varsYour web host may need to increase this value for you to save your slider, due to the large number of images.
Thanks,
Tim.
The first image on that page links to http://www.kustlicht.com/SPEV/wp-content/uploads/vliegeren.jpg, which doesn’t exist.
Once you’ve fixed that issue, the image will display in the Lightbox.
Thanks,
Tim.
Fixed in 2.4.1.3, released now.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Slider by Soliloquy - Responsive Image Slider for WordPress] Typo in CSSThat’s an IE specific property, so it’s not a typo.
