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I understand your concern regarding the transparency of the gallery lightbox overlay not applying as expected. To troubleshoot this issue, please follow these steps:

Verify the Correct Gallery: First, make sure that you are viewing the same gallery in your post that you are trying to edit. Sometimes, there may be multiple galleries on your website, and it’s essential to edit the right one.

Clear Cache: If you have a caching plugin or server-side caching enabled, it might be preventing changes from immediately taking effect. Try clearing your cache and refreshing the page to see if the transparency settings apply correctly.

Temporary Cache Disable: If you are using a caching plugin, you can temporarily disable it to check if your changes are reflected in the gallery lightbox overlay. Sometimes, caching can delay the visibility of recent modifications.

Ensure Saved Changes: Double-check that you have saved your edited transparency settings after making the adjustments. Sometimes, changes aren’t applied because they haven’t been saved properly.

Once you’ve gone through these steps, please recheck your gallery lightbox overlay, and the transparency settings should now be applied as expected. If you continue to face issues or have more questions, please feel free to reach out for further assistance. We’re here to help you resolve any problems you encounter with your gallery settings.

Absolutely, you can make the description section of your Polaroid gallery transparent to ensure your SVG background on the page remains visible. To do this, you can modify the CSS styles for the specific element you mentioned, which is “rbs-img-content.”

Here’s how you can achieve a transparent description section using CSS:

.rbs-img-content {

    background-color: transparent;

}

By applying this CSS style, you’ll set the background color of the “rbs-img-content” element to be transparent, allowing your SVG background to show through. This should give you the desired effect of a see-through description section in your Polaroid gallery.

If you encounter any further questions or need additional assistance with this customization or any other aspect, please feel free to ask. We’re here to help you achieve your desired design for your website.

I understand your concern, and I’ll be happy to explain the behavior you’re experiencing with the Robo Masonry Gallery.

The Masonry gallery style automatically creates a layout based on the images you add. It may resize some images to fit the grid, depending on their original dimensions, in order to create a visually appealing grid view. This can result in images being cropped or resized to maintain a uniform appearance within the gallery.

To ensure that your photos display as you intended, it’s important to have a consistent layout for your images. If you have a mix of landscape and portrait images, the gallery will do its best to create a balanced layout, which might involve cropping or resizing some images. To avoid this, you can pre-process your images to have a uniform aspect ratio before adding them to the gallery.

If you have specific preferences for how your images are displayed in the Masonry gallery and want to avoid cropping or resizing, you might consider using a different gallery type for testing.

If you need further assistance or have more questions, please feel free to ask. We’re here to help you get the results you want from your gallery.

There are no specific limits on the number of photos you can add to your gallery. You can upload as many photos as you like, depending on the available storage space on your server or hosting plan. However, keep in mind that having too many photos in a single gallery might impact the loading time of your webpage. To ensure optimal performance, it’s a good practice to organize your photos into multiple galleries if you have a large collection. If you encounter any issues or have further questions, feel free to reach out for more guidance.

In the current gallery version available load more style pagination. We’re working on a new gallery version with the classic pagination.

Yes, you can use tags as a navigation menu. You just need to switch the gallery navigation mode to the tags navigation. Unfortunately in the current gallery version, we don’t have a separate navigation widget or tags widget.

You can create password protected post and insert there gallery using shortcode or some page builder block.

Could you please post ticket to the local support system: https://app.upzilla.co We’ll make some additional test to find solution.