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It doesn’t work even with curly brackets. Just to check: is there anybody out there using WP-Lightbox-JS who CAN make image sets? I’m beginning to wonder if this feature is available in the WP version of this plugin.

When I put [] to create a set of pictures, the plugin doesn’t work anymore.
rel=”lightbox” works
rel=”lightbox[group]” doesn’t
Any suggestions on why this could be?
Thanks

Thanks, but that doesn’t work at all now…
I think the guy showed just part of the code required to make it work. Where’s the code that creates the thumbnail for instance?
What’s the advantage of this one over lightbox JS 2.0 anyway?

Could anyone tell me how to show sets of several pictures with WP Lightbox JS, or is this feature not supported by the WP version?

But how can I now insert sets of several pictures, like I saw on the original Lightbox JS website. Is this feature not supported by the WP version?

Hi,
I installed this nice WP Lightbox JS plugin and I understand how to link one image {and create a thumbnail) with the following code:
<img height=”77″ alt=”title” src=”photo/Perla370.jpg” width=”71″ />

But how can I now insert sets of several pictures, like I saw on the original Lightbox JS website. Is this feature not supported by the WP version?

ok, t’was just an image link problem.

Ok, I managed to place the code in the header and I now have the hotspots. But there’s broken image icon over the header, and an ugly thin border all around the header even though “border:”0″ ” is specified in the code. Any ideas why that would be?
Here’s the address to the problem:
https://raphaella.co.kr/blog

Thank you,
I discovered how to make image maps with image ready, but where should I place the resulting code?
I guess in the header.php file but where. I tried in various places bu it makes a big blank area above the actual header (but the hotspots of the image maps are there in that blank area and link correctly…)
This is the code:
<img src=”images/top.jpg” width=”800″ height=”200″ border=”0″ alt=”” usemap=”#top_Map”>
<map name=”top_Map”>

</map>

I beleive that’s LightboxJS
the plugin has been ported for WordPress, you’ll find it easily

Help please?

Thanks,
I also found out that leaving spaces before the name of the link moves it up without changing the way it’s displaid

I have the same problem, doesn’t anyone have an answer?

Oh, I haven’t installed it yet… I’m asking before choosing a theme, I can’t seem to find what I need.
I’ll install and come back then.

Hira, your plugin sounds great, but does really work without problems? I mean is it perfectly stable?
Thanks