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no probs @gabrielcropley,
You probably do not need to install a different SSL certificate. If Bluehost says the Let’s Encrypt certificate is installed, the next thing to check is whether the site is actually using HTTPS everywhere.
Please try these steps:
- In Bluehost, confirm the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate is active for your domain.
- Enable any “Force HTTPS” or “HTTPS redirect” option Bluehost provides.
- In WordPress, go to Settings > General and make sure both:
- WordPress Address (URL)
- Site Address (URL) start with https:// and not http://
- Clear any Bluehost/site cache, caching plugin cache, and your browser cache.
- Reload the gallery page and check whether the thumbnails appear.
If the thumbnails still show as grey boxes, please open the page in Chrome, right-click the page, choose Inspect, then open the Console tab. If you see any red errors there, especially errors mentioning “mixed content”, “blocked”, or image URLs using http://, please copy and paste those errors here.
Do not post any Bluehost login details or private credentials here.
I cannot access your page to debug the issue – it’s probably because there is no HTTPS certificate, so my browser will not load it.
And that probably has something to do with it, but hard to be sure without having access. Open chrome developer tools on your site and check the console for any errors. There are probably errors for mixed-mode assets when it is trying to load the thumbnails. If you could paste those here, that would help.
But my suggestion is for you to install a HTTPS certificate on your site – most hosts provide this service for free
Thanks for the report.
We identified the cause: WP Rocket’s inline defer exclusions filter is passing an array, while FooBox was still handling that value as a string in the WP Rocket compatibility layer. We’ve patched this so the warning will be resolved in the next FooBox update.
Please try it out here : https://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/foobox-image-lightbox.2.7.44.zip
hey @bplndk
The upload dropzone on the gallery edit page is using the built in WP uploader, and the checks for permissions are done inside core.
Set FooGallery -> Settings -> General -> Admin -> Gallery Creator Role to Editor. If it still fails, check whether the Editor role has upload_files and can edit_post for that gallery
ok great I’m glad it’s all working now
hi @cshinkin
It should be possible, but there are some things to consider with migrating sliders.
Please can you contact me directly, so I can understand your requirements in more detail, and we can take this forward over email : brad [at] fooplugins [dot] com
Due to this being a feature request for our foogallery-migrate plugin, I am resolving this ticket here.hi @ncash242
Thanks for providing more info – that does help narrow this down.
The attachments are loaded using a WP query, so if they are working in the admin and not on the frontend, then it usually means there is a plugin or your theme that is messing with the WP query to load the attachments.
To confirm this, Install and activate the Health Check and Troubleshooting plugin:
- Go to Plugins > Add New and search for “Health Check and Troubleshooting”.
- Click install and activate the plugin.
Then enable troubleshooting mode:
- Go to the Troubleshooting tab and enable Troubleshooting Mode.
- This will deactivate all plugins and switch to the default theme for your session only.
- Reactivate only FooGallery and view the gallery page again to see if it still only shows 6 images
hi @ncash242
We need more info in order to assist with your issue:
- what gallery layout are you using?
- do you have a link to your gallery so we can take a look?
Please advise.
Amazing review – thanks so much @sawebsitedesigner
hey @locka
It is hard to tell without access to your site, but there is also an Import / Export feature under FooGallery -> Features which you can try. The only catch is the dev site needs to be accessible from your live site to import the images.
The find-and-replace during migration must have renamed string values inside an encoded php array which is causing the problem, but the error in your logs “missing FooGallery_Thumb_Generator” is very strange indeed because that file is loaded by default in the plugin, which makes me think the plugin itself is corrupt.
hi @beastman72
Goto FooGallery Settings and make sure “Gallery Creator Role” is set to Default or Administrator, and then save settings.
Check if that fixes the problem. If not, then there is potentially a conflict with another plugin that also affects roles in WP
hi @hannahha,
I think I have a fix for your issue. Please can you manually download this version : https://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/foogallery.3.1.31.zip
And upload it to your site, replace the existing version and see if it works. thanksthanks very much for your review. Much appreciated
hi @vkstein
I had a look at your page. There is an owl carousel and a foogallery on the page. Both are hidden. I will comment on the foogallery…
The reason the foogallery is hidden is because its inside a container with class project-gallery__foo and you have this CSS in your theme:
.project-gallery__foo {
position: relative;
display: none;
}So this is a theme styling issue, not a foogallery issue.
@locka thanks for sending that – all looks in order.
Can you try clicking “Run Tests” under FooGallery Settings -> Images. Your migration search/replace could have corrupted the array that is stored for the thumbnail tests.