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Hi @uroveits,

I’m sorry, perhaps we are missing the needed end result here so could you please reformulate it for us?

The suggested CSS workaround to change caption layer’s position from absolute to relative should definitely help the caption layer act as a separate item placed below the image instead of it acting as an bottom image overlay. If the suggested custom CSS doesn’t work, please review the previously added CSS rules to ensure that you don’t have any syntax issues or just move it at the top.

.sl-wrapper .sl-image .sl-caption { 
     position: relative; 
}

Also, we have now tested the second custom CSS rule and it definitely worked for us:

.sl-wrapper .sl-image .sl-caption {
	bottom: unset !important;
}

Hi @uroveits,

You can try to use a custom CSS rule like the one from below to force the captions display at the bottom of Simple Lightbox image:

.sl-wrapper .sl-image .sl-caption { 
     position: relative; 
}

Hi @enghell,

This is a very valid point. The good news is that we look forward to default the exception handler to false once with the Pope framework removal release.

Hi @semikola,

Could you please let us know if you are getting the problem while having just NextGen Gallery and ExactMetrics plugins active ( with a theme from the Twenty series )?

Hi @akaleya,

Thanks for asking us. We are aware of these deprecations and these are one of the reasons why we look forward to completely exclude pope framework from NextGen Gallery really soon ( this was a huge project for us but the good news is that we are now close to a release ). It should also bring performance improvements for every NextGen Gallery user.

For now, you can disable WP_DEBUG from your site’s wp-config.php and that should hide them all.

Hi @gilmourb,

Pro Tile gallery display type never supported an option to set a column size, number of columns or the thumbnails max height/width. I think you are confusing Pro Tile with either Mosaic or Masonry. The only available size changing option for Pro Tile allows changing the container width of the entire container.

Pro Tile has an algorithm behind that automatically creates the layout using the passed images and this algorithm cannot change. As its name may suggest, it is specifically meant to display tiles of irregular size mostly by having one big portrait thumbnail that’d cover for the 2 separate landscape thumbs at one side of it ( this is the main Pro Tile layout particularity )

We did not change the dimensions of the tiles ( thumbnails ) in any way using that code. We only have increased their resolution ( in hope that the big tiles will get a big enough resolution to avoid them look over-stretched on large screens ).

Hi @jmcphail,

Thanks for your input, I’ll register it for the devs since we may want to add an extra check to ensure it doesn’t throw warnings that’d fill the logs.