Tim

Please revert to the default WordPress Theme, and see if the error can be reproduced and let us know the result.

Thanks.

The CSS you refer to does exactly what I said it would do, per my other thread – that is, it will remove the next and previous image icons. Therefore, if you don’t require that to happen, don’t use that CSS.

To remove the previous and next text which appears when hovering over the black circle arrows, add the following code to a new file at wp-content/plugins/envira-gallery-remove-prev-next-text.php:

https://gist.github.com/n7studios/6d69db541b467205cb98

The update won’t have reset any default settings. If you can still reproduce the issue, feel free to reopen this thread with exact steps that we can take to reproduce the issue.

Thanks,

Tim.

Hi,

1. WordPress Administration > Soliloquy > make sure you have created a slider, and make a note of the shortcode displayed on screen (e.g. [soliloquy id=”4″])
2. WordPress Administration > Pages > edit your Front Page, and insert the shortcode above into the Visual Editor.

Thanks.

To remove Next / Previous from the lightbox, use the following CSS:
.envirabox-nav:hover span { visibility: hidden !important; }

To change the image used:
1. Make a copy of images/envirabox_sprite.png, and amend the image(s) as necessary
2. Use the following CSS:
#envirabox-loading, .envirabox-close, .envirabox-prev span, .envirabox-next span { background-image: url(url/to/your/image) !important; }

Any image or CSS changes should be made outside of the plugin, otherwise they’ll be overwritten on a plugin update.

Thanks.

The simplest way to achieve this would be to remove the image titles from those images. Do this by editing your Envira Gallery > click the blue info icon for the image > remove the Image Title.

It depends how many images you have, though – it’d take a while if you’ve 100+ images per gallery or something.

Thanks.

Hi,

Please try to upload an image through WordPress Administration > Media Library > Add New, and see if you get the same issue.

The messages in Google Chrome are warnings / advisories – if there are any errors (in red), please advise as to what they are so we can assist further.

Thanks,

Tim.