Columns not working

We are investigating the issue and believe the source of the problem has been identified and are working on a fix. A new version of RPS Image Gallery should be released very shortly.

The issue was caused by the base stylesheet not loading due to the plugin options not being set. We have updated the code so the base stylesheet loads if the plugin options are not set and have updated the stylesheet dependencies so the issue should not occur again. Please let us know if RPS Image Gallery 2.1.3 does not address the issue and we will look into it further.

Where can I set the plugin options? The columns are no longer all 3 across, but it’s still not correct.

It seems the stylesheets are loading properly now, so that’s a start. You will need to install the plugin Redux Framework. Once activated, go to Settings > RPS Image Gallery and adjust the gallery settings as required. Keep in mind that shortcode attributes override global gallery settings. Let us know if you have further questions.

I don’t understand why it’s forcing some images to the next line https://www.marymeyer.com/mary-meyer-in-the-uk/, and why the images and captions aren’t getting centered.

It seems the theme stylesheet sets the float property of the gallery item to left, which is causing the flow issue. We will add an override in the next release of RPS Image Gallery, but until then you can set an override using the following CSS.

`.gallery .gallery-item { float: none !important; }’

Perhaps you already have the ability to override your theme’s CSS directly, but if not, you may want to use a plugin which affords this capability through the WordPress administration screens. Jetpack, a plugin by WordPress.com, features a Custom CSS module that should do the trick.

We did check the gallery view in the latest versions of Firefox and Internet Explorer and the captions do seem to be centering. There is an inline style associated with the gallery-caption element which specifies text alignment is to be centered and it is unlikely that anything is overriding the value. However, if you are still seeing the caption centering issue after applying the float override, please let us know so we may address it. Thank you.

We just happened to look in on the gallery in question and everything seems to be behaving with regards to image and caption alignment. It appears you were successful with the CSS override. Good job!

Let us know if there is anything else or go ahead and mark this particular issue as resolved. Also, if it’s convenient, please submit a quick review/rating of RPS Image Gallery. Thanks in advance.

We age going to go ahead and close out this support thread since it seems everything is resolved. Feel free to open a new topic if necessary. Cheers!