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Thank you for the positiv feedback! But mostly for your contribution on GitHub.
I’ll test and release soon as possible.

Also, if you like the plugin, we would appreciate more 5-star ratings ??

The line brake doesn’t do much harm. Just wrap some divs around it with display: inline-block. I’ve tried the following and it worked.

<div style="display: inline-block">[WPGP gif_id="6" width="150"]</div>
<div style="display: inline-block">[WPGP gif_id="8" width="150"]</div>
<div style="display: inline-block">[WPGP gif_id="10" width="150"]</div>

Yes,
after installation of the GIF Player you are not obligated to use it for all GIF, just the ones, you want the GIF Player to be applied on.

If you don’t want to apply the GIF Player on a GIF file, simply upload / include the GIF the old fashion way in your post, by using “Add Media” instead of “Add GIF”.

Don’t know, never heard of that plugin bevor. Though I’m happy that it works again and that you shared the solution!

Cool.
Though, lazy load did usually not conflict with GP, GP preview pics where simply not loading lazy but fast ??
Only actual conflicts we have experienced so far where with minifying .js on several stages (like activated minifying in WP settings AND in your CDN), also the Cloudflair rocket loader can kill the code somehow…

I could copy your source code to a local html, on execution everything worked, so my next guess would be, that it is related to your caching system.

– Try turn off w3 total cache (in general I’d recommend wp super cache instead)
– Do you use a CDN like Cloudflair? Turn off RocketLoader.
– If you have minifying activated on your CDN it should be deactivated in your wp settings and in your cache plugin (in general there should always be just one stage of minifying)
– try turning off all minifying settings.
– Clear cache on your server and in your CDN whenever you change a setting!

Hi Sarah,
thanks for the compliment.
Well buttons floating above the image are not a good thing…
Where did you add the code?
When you add it to the end of your style.css file, it should be fine.
Otherwise provide an url and I can take a quick look.

The problem seems to be somehow connected to the post Otakus VS Normal People. Set to post to draft, so it’s not displayed and check if it works then.

Hi Seph,
we couldn’t reproduce the problem.
It sounds like that is something really device specific.
We’re running this plugin on a site with millions of page views and had no user complaints about this topic so far.

you defining to the wrong class

.gif_wrap {
	display: block;
	margin: auto;
}

depending on your template, you might have to specify in more detail.

If your connection is slow, you will see the loading spinner on the first gif preview until all previews are loaded and spin again while waiting for the individual gifs to load.

I’m on it. Need to find an android 5 device ??

You changed how the function is writing the url for the link tag, but didn’t remove the link.
You would be better of completely removing the link from containers where the gif-previews are shown.
I suggest asking the template creators for support. They will have a far better overview of how their code is built.

regards

Hi rizzler,
there is a link tag wrapped around the whole thing, which comes from your site. I can’t tell if it comes from your site template or is added via editor. If it is added via editor, you should be able to remove it when you go to text view in editor.

Also you could vertically center the “GIF” text in the circle by adding following line to your style.css file

@media (max-width: 767px) {
   .gif_wrap .play_gif {
      line-height: 2.5em !important;
   }
}

@media (min-width: 768px) {
   .gif_wrap .play_gif {
      line-height: 3.5em !important;
   }
}