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  • Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    Glad things are beginning to come together for you. I’m not sure we can specify any other image sizes except those that are registered. According to the gallery index on the codex:

    Valid values include “thumbnail”, “medium”, “large”, “full” and any other additional image size that was registered with add_image_size(). The default value is “thumbnail”. The size of the images for “thumbnail”, “medium” and “large” can be configured in WordPress admin panel under Settings > Media.

    Does the RPS Image Gallery settings page for image sizes list the specific image size you wish to use, or is it missing from the drop down menu for the Small Image? If it’s missing, it could mean the image size is being registered after RPS Image Gallery.

    Just let us know. Thanks.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    There are classes assigned to the gallery generated by RPS Image Gallery even if the styles are set not to load.

    Perhaps it is worthwhile to walk through the settings one more time just to be sure everything is set the same on your development environment and ours.

    Under Settings > RPS Image Gallery in the WordPress admin in the Gallery section, set Format to HTML5 (the native output for your theme) and Theme to None (no gallery styles will be loaded).

    You should notice the only stylesheets loading from RPS Image Gallery with the above settings is the one containing the default fancyBox styles (id=’rps-image-gallery-fancybox-css’) and the base plugin styles (id=’rps-image-gallery-css’). With the above settings we noticed no visible difference in the gallery layout whether RPS Image Gallery was active or not.

    It is worth noting that even though the gallery was set to 6 column, the most we could get to show with the theme you provided was 4 columns. It may have something to do with the underscores theme, the flexbox model and the thumbnail sizes we are using (150 X auto).

    A possible reason why you may not be seeing the same results we are is because of browser/server caching. Not sure what your development environment is, but sometimes caching can certainly get in the way. You can of course disable caching on your browser, but server caching can be a little trickier to overcome. Best bet is to use a virtual machine with a custom config where you have full control.

    At this point we ask you to try the settings above, look at the source code and verify the stylesheets (ids) are indeed not loading. This is the best indicator that RPS Image Gallery is doing what it is supposed to do when you tell it to not load gallery styles. Let us know what you discover.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    Sure thing. Good luck in your search!

    For now we are going to mark this topic as closed, but feel free to post a new topic if you discover an issue with RPS Image Gallery.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    We received your theme and tested it for compatibility issues. It appears we were outputting a nested div in the gallery tag to wrap the figure elements, which is different from the default WordPress gallery output. Upon modifying the output, things seemed to fall into place.

    A few moments ago we sent you a link to a pre-release version of RPS Image Gallery which includes not only the fix for the issue you are having, but also some nice feature additions that have been requested by other users. Hopefully you get a chance to download and test it out before we finish testing and release the new version early next week.

    We look forward to hearing from you.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    If the goal is to disable all styles with the exception of those used by fancyBox, that should be accomplished by setting the Theme value to none, unless we missed something in testing. There is a master override under the Compatibility tab which disables all styles regardless of theme chosen but it may not work for you either though it might be worth a shot.

    At this point we are not clear regarding what the gallery should look like so it is difficult to tell which RPS Image Gallery styles are not desirable. If you get a chance, please provide a screen capture of the gallery with RPS Image Gallery disabled and one with it enabled.

    Also, if you would like us to have a look at the theme you are working on, you can do so by uploading an archive and sending us the link to it using the contact form on our site.

    We recently setup a multisite network for Owensboro Municipal Utilities to handle their public facing and intranet needs and it has worked quite well. The WordPress built-in roles/permissions and media management need to be augmented with plugins, depending on the level of control you need. Keep in mind that multisite installations are a bit more complex to setup but definitely worth the effort when requirements dictate it.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    It appears there is a JavaScript error being encountered which is preventing all scripts that follow from loading. The error reported by the browser console is:

    Error: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: a[href*=#respond]:not([href=#])

    A quick search of the ww.wp.xz.cn Support Threads turns up a thread entitled WP 4.5 and jQuery Syntax Error.

    In looking at the page source of villagenews.com we find the unrecognized expression on within an inline script on line 160.

    According to Samuel Wood (Otto):

    This is a bit of code that is in somewhat common usage. The problem is that it is incorrect. The link location (hash marks, #, in this case) should be quoted: a[href*=”#”]:not([href=”#”])

    Hopefully this is something you have access to fix within the theme or plugin files.

    The title string you identified in RPS Image Gallery output is actually encoded, since the plugin can now pass hyperlinks and basic styles to the slideshow caption, and should not cause any syntactical errors.

    We hope this information helps you resolve the problem. Once the JavaScript error is remedied, RPS Image Gallery should work as expected since the fancyBox script will be able to load. Please let us know if there is anything else you need.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    Thanks for the detailed information. We are looking into the issue now.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    Were you able to get the image size settings to be recognized or do you still need some help? Just let us know.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    Understood. If you provide us with the name of the theme you are using, we can install and troubleshoot the issue. It will be interesting to see how the theme is defining the gallery and what we may need to do to address the compatibility issue.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    Great to hear Jason! Glad we could help.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    It appears Sahifa is a premium theme so we will not be able to troubleshoot from that angle. However, making RPS Image Gallery compatible with the theme might be a matter of settings. Let’s try the following:

    1. Make sure you have the plugin Redux Framework installed.
    2. Update to the latest version of RPS Image Gallery – currently 2.1.6
    3. In the WordPress admin visit Settings > RPS Image Gallery
    4. In the Gallery tab, set the Format to HTML5
    5. In the Gallery tab, set the Theme to none
    6. Save settings

    This should provide you with the fancyBox slideshow functionality without loading gallery specific overrides. Once you have done this, it should behave as you would expect. If not, please leave the plugin active and send us a link to the pages where images are missing so we can see if a script error or CSS conflict is causing the problem.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    We are going to go ahead and close out this issue. Please feel free to post another topic if something else comes up.

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    Just a quick note to let you know we have addressed gallery pagination and linking to the parent post. You can set the pagination value globally via settings or on a gallery-by-gallery basis via shortcode. The ability to direct a gallery image to the parent post is now native to RPS Image Gallery. Let us know how it works out for you. Thanks!

    Plugin Author redpixelstudios

    (@redpixelstudios)

    The just released RPS Image Gallery 2.1.6 should address the issue. Set the theme to “Default” and the “Format” to the default your gallery supports. The options are “Default” (RPS Image Gallery unordered list), “HTML5” and “Legacy” (suitable for older themes using definition lists). Let us know how it works out for you.

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