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I found and installed the “Age Gate Regions” add-on and it seems to have exactly what I was looking for. I did find a bug or maybe I am missing a setting that needs to be toggled on/off.

I have setup the “Redirect Failures” link to a separate page as I thought this is where a user is redirected if they choose “NO”. But if a user does not choose a province and selects “YES” it shows the appropriate error message and then redirects to the “not-old-enough” page. I would expect the user to remain on the age gate popup until they choose a province.

Is this not the way it was intended to be used? Is there an ability to redirect the user when they select NO? My intention was to redirect the user to a humorous page.

@adirmg, can you post your solution? Did you figure out to to resolve (remove) the vertical padding gap?

Is there any way to remove the vertical padding? I still can’t get that to disappear? I even tried changing the "spacing" variable in the photoswipe.js / min.js files from 0.12 to 0.

I have the same question about spacing between gallery thumbnails. I was able to minimize the spacing but I wasn’t able to remove the vertical spacing completely. The problem becomes more apparent when you view on mobile and it only stacks a single vertical column.

I edited the photoswipe-masonry.php file. Search for:

.photoswipe_gallery figure {

Then change padding from 5px to 0px.

Thank you for the quick response. That fixed the problem. ??

Trying to get your plugin to work with a website running a ThemeFuse Theme as well (Practice). I worked with the developer of the Theme and they added the required IDs. We were able to make the plugin work (sort-of) on the Homepage, but not on the SERVICES page. Any thoughts or ideas?

I entered the following code into the SIMPLE SIDE TAB php file: simple_side_tab.php. It seems to have worked (at least on an iPhone).

@media screen and (max-width: 480px)  {
    .rum_sst_contents { display:none; }
}

Thx. That worked perfectly. I’m not sure how I missed the FontAwesome details in the link you sent (obviously I didn’t read all the way to the bottom). I have rated the plugin. Thx for the prompt responses. ??

Are the arrow icons being generated using “font icons”. I am currently using FontAwesome on the website and wouldn’t mind using their graphics. I also just wanted to adjust the blue colors to match the color palette of our website. Where can I find out info for the CSS tags required to make these changes.

BTW, amazing Plugin and Support. I will be rating it 5 stars!

Thx for the quick response. That fixed the problem and all of the tables now work perfectly. Is there a way to style the Pagination section (specifically the <Prev Next> icons)?

Here is a link to one of the pages with a TablePress:
https://gmii.ca/globalblog/research/reports/

I would like to do the exact same thing. Why doesn’t it just pull from the “Featured Image”? It compresses my images horizontally and it looks awful. ??

I found a way to partially resolve the issue by going to Stream Video Player Options and selecting “fixed” for the “Default Responsive Aspect Ratio” then specifying the dimensions in each video I embed. The downside is that the “responsive” tags seem to get overridden by the default settings.

I have videos that vary in aspect ratio between 4:3 and 16:9. It would be nice if we could specify this for responsive settings at the embed level using the shortcodes but it doesn’t seem to work. It always defaults back to “fixed”.

I am testing mobile with iPhone 4S.

You can also change the upload directory. I had to do this because all of my videos were located in the root directory in a folder named “videos”.

You can edit the “medialibrary.php” file and change the directory in the first few lines of the file.

// Upload Default was changed from "wp-content/uploads" to "videos"
$opt_upload_path = get_option('upload_path');
$opt_upload_path = ((empty($opt_upload_path))?'videos':$opt_upload_path);

If I understand correctly, the workaround is to post the gallery images somewhere in another post and then reference them in the existing post that will display multiple galleries.

Photos from Gallery Post 123
[gallery link="file" id="123" columns="4"]

Photos from Gallery Post 456
[gallery link="file" id="456" columns="4"]

This seems like a very long and tedious way to show multiple galleries in a single post. Also it requires the each gallery to be previously posted. Is there not another workaround that uses some tags in the [gallery] code or through CSS? What am I missing here. I’m imagining something similar to the “rel” tag that was mentioned earlier that works for the basic colorbox (sans WordPress).