I see an issue on the front-page on all browsers. I see no issue on the “Projects” page on Firefox or Edge, but I see it on Chrome.
Unfortunately I cannot help you with troubleshooting this as of now – I am on vacation traveling internationally, and I have no way to replicate your setup since my Photonic setup is on my computer at home.
Basically, any of your updated scripts could be causing this. Essentially, this is what happens:
- The default behaviour of browsers is to capture a click on an anchor element and send to a page, or the target of that anchor element. In case of your galleries, this is typically the link to the larger element.
- Lightbox plugins override the default behaviour by capturing the click on the anchor elements, and keep the user on the page. Photonic does this by adding a CSS class like
photonic-thumb
to its anchor elements (only to its gallery elements and nothing else), then shows you the lightbox / gallery corresponding to it.
- However, another plugin may override Photonic’s behaviour by capturing clicks on all elements. It may be then be using information from the clicks for its own purpose, then using the default behaviour of the click (which is in point #1 above) or some custom behaviour. This could happen due to a conflicting lightbox plugin, or a plugin that does analytics.
Basically, what is happening is that #2 and #3 are both happening for you – #3 may be taking some time to happen, which is making Photonic disappear after it comes up. If you have updated something in the Elementor ecosystem, it is possible that the updated script is causing the conflict.
The fact that you are seeing Photonic’s lightbox even for a bit means that Photonic is functioning fine. It is the other plugin that is causing the conflict.