cpres

I’d have to inspect your page to see what’s happening, I don’t have anything on the slideshow that is resizing it particularly. Can you link me? The full width of the page might actually need a theme that would allow it, and then the plugin can take care of the rest.

I’ve been meaning to spend some more time on this Slideshow View, so I’d love to work on this with you!

send me an email to cpres [at] c-pr.es

I’ll give you and updated version of the plugin to test, would be great to know if it fixes your problem!

I mostly use Chrome and I haven’t seen the problem you’re seeing ??

Perhaps I could check on your site? It could be a conflict with the theme, especially if it comes with a slideshow

That’s really strange magestyx, is there a place I can see that on your page? I haven’t noticed it before I don’t believe. Sorry for the late response btw!

So sorry! I don’t get emails unless I comment on these first.

What’s breaking? do you have error codes?

It resizes through javascript depending on the size of the container it’s within. If you choose a width of say 500, and the div the slideshow is within is 400 pixels wide, the slideshow will resize. Can you verify that you see it responding on the Satellite Slideshow demo page?

This isn’t looking like something stemming from my plugin per se…

Could you try and rule out other plugins by disabling them? Also try and change the theme to a standard like Twenty fifteen to see if it’s a theme incompatability.

From what I’ve seeen and know I don’t envision this as a Satellite created problem

To the post or to the gallery? It sounds like you’re using the images a part of a WordPress post to display images rather than using the Satellite custom gallery manager?

It should just use the order of the images from the WP gallery if that’s the case.

What’s happening when you try to delete an image?

I’m not sure either, it sounds like a CSS problem, perhaps something theme related or another plugin.

Did you install a new plugin or change anything on the page to start this issue?

Typically the “Custom” solutions automatically adds the rel= into the images, so choosing Custom is more like saying “don’t force anything like thickbox or lightbox, I’ve got my own thing”

With that in mind, here’s what I’d do:

Find the file ‘display-image.php’ in /views/orbit, and then find this code:

} elseif ($imagesbox == "L") {
  $rel = ($frompost) ? "lightbox[".$slider->post_parent."]" : "lightbox[".$slider->section."]";
  $class = "lightbox";

Add another elseif like this:

} elseif ($imagesbox == "C") {
  $rel = ($frompost) ? "prettyPhoto[".$slider->post_parent."]" : "prettyPhoto[".$slider->section."]";
  $class = "prettyphoto";
}

Then you should be set! I’ll add a PrettyPhoto config option for you on the next release so you don’t have to worry about it being overwritten. Cheers!

Flipbook is meant to just flip through the images really quick. Using the default view will be your best bet, and just make sure to set auto=on. That will then use the speed settings you’ll find in the configuration. Let me know if that works!

You’re not using the “Flipbook” setting in the Gallery settings are you?

Hey Loosefast, glad to see you’re still using the plugin! I haven’t added that functionality as of yet, are you seeing that as a popular feature I should incorporate?

You’re all fixed up with the 2.3.3 update! ??

thanks for mentioning the wrong plugin! ??