Theo Ribeiro
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No it actually does shrink. But the idea is not having both the sticky effect and the shrinking on mobile, just on desktop and tablet.
Hi Robert, thanks for the quick reply.
The solution above is for if I wanted it to remain sticky but it’s the opposite, I want the effect of the plugin to go away on mobile.
I tried:
@media (max-width: 767px) {
.she-header {
position: static !important;
}
}
And it works though the header resizing still does some funny thing in the mobile version…I’m not really sure why it doesn’t work disabling either mobile or tablet on the plugin settings but I’m happy to help troubleshoot if you are up for it.
Hi @nevma,
So I was checking and indeed, my server is set up in that it uses NginX to serve static content faster using a reverse proxy system.
I did try activating the “CDN support” option but it still doesn’t work.
I guess that would be a no go for your plugin then unless my images are hosted on another server’s CDN?
Thanks for checking!
Best,
Theo
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fast Velocity Minify] Feature RequestI would second @politicske request.
I can’t count the amount of times I have to open Settings then Fast Velocity Minify, then purge and then do whatever else I was trying to do.
Thanks for such a fantastic plugin @alignak btw!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Elements Plus!] Max Row Height in Gallery Plus when set to Justify last row?Thanks for getting back.
So if you go to the following link (a bit rough and under construction, sorry)
http://wordpress-124886-482576.cloudwaysapps.com/carros/
The images are set to be 768px on the larger side so pretty big for thumbnails and a bit of an overload to end users but enev then, depending on your browser window size you will see what I mean.
If it doesn’t show immediately, resizing browser window normally reaches a point
Where the image in the last row is on its own and massively enlarged.Thanks and let me know your thoughts.
Best,
Theo
Hi Bradvin, thanks for getting back.
When I use:
$attachment->html_img( $args );it only gives me the cached thumbnail images not the actual original image which is what I want. How do I access the original image?Ok, just managed to pull it out but I wonder if this is the best way as it’s more “hard coded” and not as flexible for filters from extensions to affect it:
<?php foreach ( $current_foogallery->attachments() as $attachment ) { echo '<li><figure>' . '<img src="' . $attachment->url . '" alt="'. $attachment->alt . '" /></figure></li>'; } ?>Would be great to know your thoughts.
Hi, did anyone find out how to solve this?
Hey frederick,
I can give you access to one of my servers were I have this issue to see if we can solve it. what can we do?I have the very same problem, I submitted a but report form the support tab but still couldn’t find a workaround for the minify issue in my server.
Hi guys,
This new implementation to view all the gallery images in a lightbox is awesome! I downloaded the code for the latest beta of NextGen gallery (1.4.0a) that contains it to see many pleasant surprises!
I have one suggestion though that would really make this implementation more solid. I don’t know if here is the right place to post it and I’m a newbie who doesn’t know much of PHP, otherwise I would do it myself but here it goes:
As a final result for the implementation, instead of getting a:
<div class="ngg-gallery-thumbnail" style="display: none">We should be getting the
"display:none"for the parent element, thediv.ngg-gallery-thumbnail-box. It would look something like:
<div id="ngg-image-x" class="ngg-gallery-thumbnail-box" style="width:x; display: none;">I’m suggesting this, because otherwise, all CSS from the parent
div.ngg-gallery-thumbnail-boxlike margins, padding, etc still show up for the hidden images in a gallery though there are no thumbnails leaving the layout with weird unwanted blank spaces.Any thoughts? I don’t know how to implement this.
Thanks everyone for the effort and hope this tip helps!