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It sounds like you’re encountering some issues with your Robo Gallery grid layout, but don’t worry, we’ll get it sorted out!

One potential reason for the grid layout appearing broken could be a conflict with your WordPress theme. To troubleshoot this, I recommend temporarily switching to a core WordPress theme for testing purposes. This will help determine if the issue is indeed related to your current theme’s compatibility with the gallery plugin.

After switching themes, be sure to clear your browser cache and reload the page to see if the grid layout returns to its original appearance. Sometimes cached data can interfere with how the page is displayed, so a clean slate might just do the trick.

Additionally, you can explore using an alternative jQuery version in the compatibility settings of your gallery. Switching to an alternative version could help resolve any compatibility issues between the gallery plugin and jQuery. Once you’ve made the switch, remember to clear the cache of the gallery before testing the grid layout again.

By following these steps and testing out different options, we should be able to identify and address the underlying issue causing the broken grid layout. If you need further assistance or have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out. We’re here to help you restore your gallery to its original and visually appealing grid layout!

Absolutely, I understand your frustration. It sounds like you’re experiencing some unexpected cropping in your masonry gallery, despite selecting it specifically to avoid that issue. Let’s work on resolving this together.

The masonry gallery is indeed designed to dynamically adjust and display images without cropping, allowing for different thumbnail sizes. However, the issue you’re encountering might be due to the varying proportions of your images.

When images have significantly different proportions, the gallery might struggle to fit them neatly without cropping. To mitigate this, you can try using images with closer proportions and sizes to each other. This should help the gallery generate thumbnails that better match the original images without unnecessary cropping.

If you’re still facing difficulties after adjusting the image proportions and checking your settings, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to assist you further and ensure your masonry gallery displays your images exactly as you envision them. Let’s work together to find the best solution for your specific needs!

It sounds like there might be an issue with the navigation options in your Robo Gallery setup. One possibility is that you haven’t created child galleries for the root gallery, which could be causing the limited navigation options. Alternatively, there might be a conflict with another aspect of your setup.

To get to the bottom of this and provide you with the best assistance, could you please submit a ticket to our local support team? They’ll be able to take a closer look at your case, investigate any potential conflicts, and ensure that everything is working smoothly for you. Thank you for reaching out, and we’re here to help resolve this issue for you!

In Robo Gallery, you have the option to add titles, descriptions, and captions to each individual image within your gallery. These details can be added directly in the media manager of the gallery.

When you’re in the media manager, you’ll find fields where you can input the title, description, and caption for each image. Once you’ve added this information, you can configure the settings to determine which text to display in the thumbnail hover settings section of your gallery.

By providing titles, descriptions, and captions, you can offer additional context or information to viewers, enhancing their experience with your gallery. If you need further assistance or guidance on how to set this up, feel free to reach out, and I’ll be happy to help!

It seems like you’re encountering difficulties adjusting the size of the images displayed in your gallery on the website. It’s important to note that the gallery automatically resizes thumbnails based on the overall size and type of the gallery, such as mosaic, masonry, grid, or polaroid.

To ensure that the images are displayed at the desired size, you can manage the general settings of the gallery. This includes options to adjust the general size, the number of columns, and other parameters that affect the layout and appearance of the gallery.

By modifying these settings in the general gallery configuration, you should be able to achieve the desired size for the images displayed in the gallery. If you require further assistance or encounter any issues, feel free to reach out, and I’ll be happy to assist you further!

To customize image settings within the Robo Gallery plugin, you have several options:

Captions: You can manage captions for your images within the gallery media manager. When you’re adding or editing images, there should be an option to input captions for each image. Simply navigate to the media manager within your gallery, locate the image you want to add a caption to, and input the desired caption text.

Alignment: If you want to adjust the alignment of hover elements, such as captions or icons, you can do so in the gallery hover settings. These settings typically allow you to specify how the hover elements are aligned in relation to the images. You can access these settings through the plugin’s interface, usually in the section dedicated to hover effects or image display settings.

Image Dimensions: Adjusting the dimensions of images can often be done in the general gallery settings. Look for an option related to image size, dimensions, or scaling. Here, you can specify the width, height, or aspect ratio of the images displayed in your gallery. By adjusting these settings, you can control the size of the images to fit your design requirements.

Image Quality: If you’re concerned about image quality, you can modify the compression settings in the general gallery settings. Look for an option related to image quality or compression. By adjusting the quality settings, you can optimize the balance between image quality and file size to achieve the desired result.

By utilizing these settings within the Robo Gallery plugin, you can customize various aspects of your gallery images, including captions, alignment, dimensions, and image quality, to create a visually appealing and cohesive gallery display. If you need further assistance or have any other questions, feel free to reach out!

Thanks for reaching out. To ensure responsiveness on mobile devices, check that your general size settings are set to dynamic width values rather than static ones. Also, ensure that your WordPress theme is correctly implemented and that its CSS isn’t affecting the gallery layout negatively. Let me know if you need further assistance with this!