daveydz3

Yeah, I appreciate that, however I’m looking for the images to work. In my RSS extension in Chrome, the images still don’t show. I put the feed url into feedly and they show there, but when looking at it through mailchimp, I still don’t see the images.

I looked it up through mailchimp and I saw something that said images could break if the tag <media:content> isn’t used. Could that be the issue? Thanks

alright I changed that file.

Please do. Code that ignores scripts would be great! Thanks.

The image sources are correct they just don’t show. I used a chrome extension to pretty up the feed but I don’t believe that is the issue as I ise the alt email feed for a mailchimp campaign and images don’t show up there either.

Rss is: https://www.locksandtrinkets.com/feed/

Thanks for your help.

Oh and the div with the fancybox-hidden class also needs a style of “display:none;”

I’m sorry! Like I said I’m trying to do this from my phone. I forgot to add that the a tag needs the fancybox class. And make sure the href is #gallerya

Your image isn’t a link. Wrap your image with “a” tags. In the “a” tag put the href as gallerya or #gallerya if the first doesn’t work.

Sorry, I’m trying to help out from my phone so I can’t see the source, but I believe my directions above should fix this.

Also, your code is wrong. The img tag should have the src of the image. Then your a tag should have a href like “gallerya” then your hidden div should have an id of “gallerya” etc, for the next hidden div. Then following the directions in previous posts, it should work.

Can I see a link to this page? So, all the galleries work, they just get thrown together as one bog gallery?

ok, here ya go:

https://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s30/daveydz3/public%20pictures/mediasettings.jpg

i have the same one at the latest version. look for the auto-gallery option. i promise you if you have the latest version, it’s there.

you’re very welcome

Bryce, go to the media page in the setting menu, there you’ll find the settings for easy fancybox. You’ll then see an option for auto-gallery. It’s a drop-down menu so select galleries per section. below that you’ll see a text line for the sections. there’s already some filled out, don’t erase them, but add to the list .ngg-galleryoverview to it. save your changes and it should be fixed

it’s all about the class.

if you look at the code that wraps around your gallery, it should have a class, i.e, “.content, .entry, .something, etc.” Since this is about putting multiple galleries on one page, you would need to specify the class further so that fancybox can distiguish between different galleries.

.ngg-galleryoverview worked for me and should work for you. the issue is where do you specify it. Like i said, the easy fancy box plugin made this easy for me. i enabled an option, then added the class to a list, and presto! Fixed.

Since the assumption is that you guys are using a different plugin, I don’t know where you would put it. if you tell me the exact name of the plugin, i can look at it and maybe hep out.

but fyi, easy fancybox uses fancybox js itself, it just adds an extra layer to make, well, easy!