folettiwebdesigner

Hi, no I was referring to the stripe notice in the stripe section (under the credit card field).
Anyway now it seems that is scrolling correctly there, so I’ll close it for now.

Thank you for your answer.

Same here, eagerly waiting for a fix!

Can you kindly help? It’s pretty critical to me to find out if concact form 7 does support email response html embedding from the html code entered by the user in fields.

Other forms like Ninja Forms do support it correctly, and I need to know ASAP wheter I need to switch plugin or not…

Hi,
I’ve already checked the option “Use HTML content type box”, but it doesn’t affect user inserted content into fields..

Exactly the same issue here too

If I try to migrate the database using WP Migrate DB it all went well instead.

Also with duplicator worked without issues until a few days ago.

@jonathanmoorebcsorg this is exactly what I mean!

If you try the demo on the official photoswipe website, the problem doesn’t occur instead.

So it seems to be related only to this wordpress plugin.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by folettiwebdesigner.

Ok, anyway, coming back to the issue… could it be done something about it?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by folettiwebdesigner.

Yes, only single images, for various reasons (faster conversion to PhotoSwipe for older posts, text between different images, featured images are single, etc.).

I don’t know if the same problem affect also galleries, anyway, even if it wouldn’t, I think it needs to be fixed ASAP because it’s pretty crtical.

Everything that affects so badly page loading times is going to bring heavy penalization in SEO and SERP, especially on mobile devices (downloading 6MB of page instead of 2MB is also bad for mobile max data limits).

Thank you for your answer.

Nope, this is not a thumbnail size issue.

In fact, the issue doesn’t regard at all wrong image sizes.

It doesn’t even regard the images embedded in the page, but only the ones which are opened with a click on the embedded ones.

Full size images should be LOADED only AFTER that an user click on the corresponding ones embedded in the article.

Instead, at the moment, all the images (both the ones embedded in the article and the ones that are opened after user click) are loaded immediatly.

For a live example, visit this webpage:
https://www.c41magazine.it/james-marvin-lilac-hand/

Keep your developer console opened in Chrome, and notice in the network tab how both all the full sizes images are loaded immediatly, instead of waiting for the user interaction with the embedded ones.

If something is still not clear feel free to ask me again.

Thank you in advance

There can’t be any solution on CSS level!

I’ve just taken a look to the code, and it seems that you need only the following fix in the file photoswipe-masonry.js (and photoswipe-masonry.min.js too, obviously):

replace the following code:
$pic.on('click', 'img', function(event) {

with the following
$pic.on('click', null, function(event) {

By doing this, the action will be triggered on the parent <a> element, instead of the child <img> one.

So, please try this fix when you can, test it on your enviroments and if it works as expected push it in the next update!

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Sorry I missed the email notification for this discussion…

It’s the same on every browser I tested (Chrome, Firefox, IE, etc.)

If something isn’t clear in my message above, please point it out to me and I’ll try to explain it better!

@altonius, unfortunatly the AMP extension doesn’t address this issue…

Sorry, you are right. Thank you!

Here you go:
https://www.latecnosfera.com/2016/08/abbonamenti-indesiderati-sul-cellulare.html

Scroll down to the SMS messages screenshots (using a desktop PC), then click at the white sides of that images (left or right doesn’t make any difference).

Doing this, your click will be triggered on the outer <a> element, not on the <img> within, so the lightbox won’t show up!

The simple fix for this behaviour would be to trigger the lightbox actions not on the <img> elements, but on the wrapping <a> , i.e. the one to which is attached the single_photoswipe class.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by folettiwebdesigner.

Sorry, I thought that the feature was built in because I’m using Yoast (who is providing it) on every websites of mine.

Do you think that Yoast one could be integrated? Here is how it appears: https://cdn-images.yoast.com/uploads/2016/03/primary-category-600×473.png