gjanes

You can try using a different display library. It could be that your theme isn’t including the appropriate methods for the library to work.

There isn’t currently a way to do that, and lately I have not had any time available to work on this plugin to add features.

There is an option at the top you have to toggle in order for a click of an album to insert the album instead of opening the album to select individual photos from inside. See the FAQ.

No idea, I do not think that would be related to this plugin.

It appears to be a problem with your thumbnail size parameters in the settings. Reset your settings for single image and video thumbnails and see if that fixes the problem.

The “each” attribute is not created by this plugin. You must be using a plugin that is adding that for an unknown purpose, and this plugin passes that through.

Turn off other plugins until you find the culprit. Then post it here and if I get a chance I may try to filter it out.

I submitted a support ticket to the PhotoSwipe developers regarding this issue. IE 7-10 all have intermittent problems. The biggest is in IE 7-9, the window simply doesn’t work, the image’s height is set to 0 and no photo displays.

IE 10 doesn’t work completely correctly either, and swiping doesn’t function as it should. So as a fix for now it switches automatically to Thickbox when IE 7-10 are detected.

I’m hoping to hear back from the PhotoSwipe developers on a fix for IE that will solve the 0 height issue, and when that happens I’ll release another version of the plugin with the updated PhotoSwipe and the logic for IE removed.

Any follow-up on this?

Yes, it appears that your site’s CSS is putting a border of 4 or 5 pixels (style information in the browser says it is “medium”, not sure what that is) around the photos. This border gets added to the width of each row and messes up the phototile layout.

You will probably need to modify the CSS so that it doesn’t do that border for any images inside the pe2-phototile div.

I’ll make a note for a future release to include some CSS that should hopefully override any CSS that might do this, but for now you’ll have to make the CSS correction yourself.

There is no feature in this plugin to display an “album” of all of your albums. This plugins focus is displaying photos from within an album, or individual photos.

There is an option to return the image vs. the shortcode. Simply read the disclaimer next to the option and then enable it if you wish to have the plugin return the HTML rather than the shortcode.

Closing this issue due to lack of a response.

I believe the issue you’re seeing here is related to the fact that it de-duplicates the related images. In other words, if you have a single image in your post AND you have that same image in the gallery, it will de-duplicate and only provide one copy of that image in the related images.

In addition, videos are intentionally left out of the related images. This is because videos must be handled differently. Google+ provides no way to embed videos, so the only thing we can do is link directly to Google+ for playing the video back. Including the video in a “related image gallery” would place the video cover image (not the video) in your related images navigation, which is pointless.

If you’re seeing something else, please let me know.

Any follow-up on this issue? Have you located and fixed the problem?

Apparently my test system isn’t configured to display undefined variables as I thought it was. The issue is fixed in version 2.2.9.