Dan Zappone

Are you using WP4? There seems to be some jQuery issues for some people with WP4. What lightbox style are you using?

Ok, so it gets the title from the anchor element and not the image element. all your anchor elements have the post name for the title which is why the title is showing up that way.

You might check Primary Lightbox Settings –> Other –> Use WP Caption for LBP Caption and see if that is checked.

Also check to make sire your image attachment has Title, Caption, and Alt Text filled out though it should just require title.

What makes you think you get support with this plugin? Did you buy the plugin from me? Did you pay for support? Do you think I have all the time in the world to support a plugin that I earn no money from? Did you read the sticky post at the top of the forum about support?

And oh, yes, the plugin does nothing. That’s exactly what thousands of people using on their site think too. That’s exactly why their using it because it does nothing. Right. A more logical explanation is that either you don’t know what you are doing or there’s something wrong with your installation.

This is with the Jetpack Tiled Gallery not the regular gallery correct?

Take a look here:

https://www.23systems.net/wordpress-plugins/lightbox-plus-for-wordpress/demos/#lbp-gallery

As you can see the standard galleries show titles (the first two) but the tiled gallery shows the post name (the last one.)

Pleas let me know if that is the issue.

Well geez, Eric, it’s not like I get paid for this. What do you mean it doesn’t work properly? How is it supposed to work?

9 times out of 10 there is another version of jQuery loading incorreclty from a theme or another plugin that causes conflicts.

Give me some more details and I’ll see what I can do.

Also Eric, if you are going to code you own you might take a look at the Colorbox jQuery plugin I use, it works very well on it’s own.

I’ll see what I can do before the next release.

God I hope so. ??

I think the problem is a conflict with the image carousel but I can’t quite put my finger on it.

If you deleted it via FTP there shouldn’t be anything left that it interacts with. The only other items remaining would be in the database – wp_options table – lightboxplus_options and lightboxplus_init but those shouldn’t have any effect on that.

There’s a beta release that should be 4.0 compatible if you want to give that a try. I have version 2.7 running on multiple WP4 sites with no issues but I know others are having problems.

I’ll see what I can do before the next release which is soon. Might have to wait until the follow up release.

I’d say your theme is lacking the wp_head() and wp_footer() code. I can see that the plugin is added the code to the links but none of the required javascript it loading.

See: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_head and https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_footer

Let me see what I can do before I push the next version out.

The inline lightboxes. Tertiary lightboxes maybe?

Will be fixed in the next release. Looks like something with the newest browsers mostly chrome – I don’t think Firefox was doing it – and the existing styles.

if you need a fix right away add.

#colorbox {
	-moz-appearance: none;
}
#colorbox:focus {
	outline: 0;
}

To the end of the style you are using.

There are a couple of options. One you could use the per page/post option which should load it just on the pages and post you want. Alternately, I’d suggest disabling the automatic lightbox options and then just manually adding the lightbox code to the links.

Hi, the issue is actually with PHP versions 5.3 and above. The default max_post_variables is 1000 and prevents any additional options from saving. As a result the next version of the plugin will limit inline lightboxes to a maximum of 50 however they will be re-usable for multiple inline content assuming the lightbox dimensions are the same size.