Nirar

David – you are the man!!

Your observation that “The problem seems to be related to how Chrome interprets the CSS styling added by your Theme” was the key to the solution…

my mla_gallery shortcode was wrapped with a “code” element like that: [mla_ gallery] (I didn’t even think to mention it in the description…).

Following your observation I removed the wrapping and it solved the problem.

I truly appreciate your time and efforts.
Thank you so much!

Until next time,
Nir

As usual David, thanks for going an extra mile with every reply 🙂

I apologize for consuming so much of your time…

The Justified Image Grid plugin that you have found in your research, led me to try the Photoswipe plugin.

It works perfectly fine with the basic WP gallery as you can see in this link:
http://www.fusion-wedding.com/real-weddings/my-first-wedding

When I use it together with MLA Gallery plugin, the tiled mosaic layout is breaking and I get these results (one column of images rather than mosaic):
http://www.fusion-wedding.com/galleries/

If you look closely, you’ll see that for a brief second the images load in a mosaic layout before they are re-arranged in one column.

The problem with TGCWJP plugin was quite similar – the mosaic layout was working in a basic gallery, but was breaking when used together with MLA Gallery.
In both cases it’s working fine in IE browser.

I’ld appreciate your advice.

Thanks again!!

Hey David,

I am also using the TGCWJP plugin.

In this thread, you suggested that I would use the “type=rectangular” in the mla_gallery shortcode in order to show the images in Tiled Mosaic layout.

When I use the “type=rectangular” parameter in the shortcode, the images indeed show in a Tiled Mosaic layout, but they disappear from the screen within a second.

You can see an example in this link: http://www.fusion-wedding.com/galleries/

When you filter all images, I use this mla_gallery shortcode (including the “type=rectangular” parameter):
[mla_gallery post_parent=all post_status=published link=file mla_viewer=true orderby=date order=desc mla_alt_shortcode=gallery type=rectangular columns=5 attachment_category=”‘ . $all_categories . ‘”]

When you choose one category (Grooms, etc..), I use this mla_gallery shortcode (without the “type=rectangular” parameter):
[mla_gallery post_parent=all post_status=published link=file mla_viewer=true orderby=date order=desc mla_alt_shortcode=gallery columns=5 attachment_category=”{+request:gallery-filter-category+}”]

I never bumped into something like that.
Do you have suggestions?

Thanks again for your much appreciated help 🙂