Bev

You could add a margin-bottom value to class .wpif2_images to push it back down.

Sorry, there was a typo in my previous post – styling an ID would, of course, require:
#wpif2_topboxcaption {display:none !important;}

This was answered on the plugin home page.

Link

It looks like you are using a directory rather than the built-in gallery. The directory gallery will display the images in the default order of the directory. If you want them sorted you could use the built-in version of the gallery which provides more options.

There is a way to edit the image info. Open the page for edit, click on the “add an image” link. This opens up a window where you select the “gallery” button. From there you can edit your image titles, etc.

Hope this helps,

Bev

You can set the z-index of your menu to be larger than the captions z-index. Setting it to 10010 will guarantee the menu is above the gallery and below the lightbox.

Bev

Actually, I managed to get around your disabling of the right clicks and found that your images have an extra padding of 5px which is pushing the image out. You can get around the problem by adding this your theme’s CSS:

#wpif2_topboximg {padding: 0;}

Hi jumpinhumpy. I suspect something in your theme style is causing the problem. However, I cannot inspect the page since your website disables right-clicking. There is a javascript error when loading the image from something other than the WP-Imageflow2 plugin, so that may be part of the problem.

The lightbox captions are in a div with ID wpif2_topboxcaption. So you can remove them by adding this to your CSS:

.wpif2_topboxcaption {display:none !important;}

Hi,

The built-in gallery option will display the images selected for a post using the standard WordPress gallery. These are the same images that you would see using the WordPress [gallery] shortcode.

In order to select other images from your media library, you can use the Media Tags plugin by Paul Menard, follow the directions to tag your media, then insert the gallery using [wp-imageflow2 mediatag=tagname].

Hope this helps,

Bev

Sorry, the code should have read:

.wpif2_captions {display:none !important;}

It can go in either your theme or the plugin css file. If you add to your theme it will be retained over plugin upgrades.

To remove the image titles you can add this to your css:

.wpif2_captions: display: none !important;

If you are using a built-in gallery you can order the images randomly by specifying orderby=RAND in the shortcode.

Hope this helps,

Bev

Hi again,

I have released a new version, 1.6.1, that allows you to enter the full url for the gallery directory. It will still support the short path as before. This may help resolve some issues on some servers. You can enter the path like “https://www.mysite.com/wp-content/galleries/”.

Hi DigitalDog

The gallery path must be from the root of your server. If you install the blog under a subdirectory, then that must be included in the path, such as myblog/wp-content/galleries/

Hi imagixel,

I didn’t see this post until today! To link to the plugin page I believe you need to use the tag wp-imageflow2.

Anyways, good news, the current version 1.4.7, supports transparent backgrounds.

– Bev