Adam W. Warner
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In reply to: [WordPress Simple Shopping Cart] Foo GalleryHi Barbra,
I’m on the FooPlugins team, makers of FooGallery. You may be interested to know that we are currently working on adding eCommerce capabilities to FooGallery.
This might get you to where you want to be…
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/thirstyaffiliates-for-foogallery-extension/
That is likely controlled by the CSS of your theme.
Got a link to the page with your gallery?
nemo656 is correct, there is another lightbox running on your site. It’s called Fancybox.
This is likely coming from a plugin or it’s built into your theme.
There may be other Pinterest plugin that will work, but I don’t know of any off the top of my head.
However, the Pro version of FooBox does include social sharing options and includes Pinterest as an option. You can see a demo of that by clicking the image here:
https://foobox.fooshowcase.com/Good to know, care to share what your use case for this was? I’m interested.
Doing some more research. I think I misspoke when I suggested a new page template. I think what I really need is to add a new LAYOUT option in Genesis.
Still looking into this…
Yep, that’s correct.
I have bbPress in a normal page using the
[bbp-forum-index]
shortcode. On this page I have chosen the Genesis “full width” layout.It looks like that content width is in part controlled by this:
.full-width-content .content padding: 0 200px 50px; width: 100%;
If I change 200px padding above to 0, then the forums expand.
So perhaps what I need here is to target that specific page and override the Genesis layout CSS or maybe create a new page template for use on that page?
You can see in the screenshot I link to below that the reason the thumbnails aren’t showing is because they can’t be found on your server. Looking at the url, it seems they are trying to load from a /cache/ folder.
https://picpaste.com/d9f014ad5df9d873226c981df550fa6a.png
If you have a caching plugin or have caching on your host, try clearing your cache.
If that doesn’t work, try this plugin to regenerate thumbnails on your site.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/Two questions:
What indication do you have that an image is “corrupt”?
Have you loaded the page in Chrome using dev tools? <–this is what i would do and then look under the Chrome dev tools “console” tab to to see I if could see any errors with jQuery, javascript, etc. coming from your theme or another plugin.
Link to the page you’re seeing this happen on?
Hi Acal,
Thanks for the review, really appreciate it!
To be clear, there is no Pro version of FooGallery. FooGallery was built with extensions in mind and many are free while other are premium additions (plugins that when installed, add features to FooGallery).
The free/pro plugin I think you’re referencing is our FooBox Responsive Lightbox plugin. There is a free version of that here in the repo and also a Pro version available.
To speak to your PDF gallery question. That feature does not currently exist but seems like a great idea for a FooGallery extension. I’ll take that to the team for review.
That second lightbox looks like it’s being output by the theme you’re using or another plugin. In the source code it’s referenced as “bd-lightbox”. I’m not sure what that is.
Please check your theme or with the theme provider to see if there’s an option to turn their lightbox off.
That plugin is really not for adding shortcodes. That’s why the gallery isn’t being rendered most likely.
Do you have a link to your site please?