jethin

Hi. There is no error. You can use the options attribute on the gallery shortcode (view in text mode) to set the paused state:

[gallery gss="1" ids="1,2,3" options="paused=false"]

You can additionally set the timeout (slide transition time) option in milliseconds (default = 4000) like so:

[gallery gss="1" ids="1,2,3" options="paused=false&timeout=6000"]

Please note that I am no longer able to provide support in these forums. Thanks.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by jethin.

@maxgx : I’ve uploaded the new version 1.4 to the WP plugin directory, so you can download here or update the plugin directly on your WP platform. Let us know how it goes. Thanks.

@joshuamcgee @mpmchugh @maxgx : Hi all. I plan to release v 1.4 of the GSS plugin shortly. Version 1.4 includes image linking via gallery settings or custom URL (custom meta field on individual images), image size control (also via gallery settings) and other enhancements. This is a pretty big update so I’d appreciate any feedback you can provide in testing/debugging. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by jethin.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by jethin.

Hi. Perhaps you’ve gone with another plugin? I see the GSS files on your page but no GSS slideshow HTML.

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Great. Marking topic as resolved.

Hi. You’re site appears to be complicated and to have many plugins installed, which makes it difficult to troubleshoot the issue. However, if you have multiple gss slideshows on a single page you need to give each one a unique “name” attribute in the shortcode. See the plugin description page for more information.

Additionally, it also appears that a MailChimp script is throwing an error.

If you wish to continue this issue or to submit a new one please start a new support thread. Thanks.

I’ve tested the GSS plugin in the latest version of WP (4.5) and it seems OK on my platform. On your site some function is inserting wpautop type tags (<p>, <br>) in your slideshow output. As far as I know wpautop should not be executing inside the gss shortcode. This leads me to believe that it is your theme or one of the plugins on your site that is responsible. In order to troubleshoot I’d suggest 1) switching to the default WP theme and/or 2) deactivating your plugins one by one to see if that fixes the problem.

Lastly you could try adding the code below to your theme’s functions.php file. I found this code online, haven’t tested it and reprint it here with no warranty of any kind:

//move wpautop filter to AFTER shortcode is processed
remove_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop' );
add_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop' , 99);
add_filter( 'the_content', 'shortcode_unautop',100 );

I hope it goes without saying that your [gss …] shortcode in the visual editor should not contain any returns inside the brackets.

Good luck and let us know how it goes.

The slideshow on the page you linked to appears to be OK to me. Did you get this sorted out?

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Hi. There’s a lot going happening on your site. My guess would be that the Gallery Slideshow plugin is conflicting with your theme or another plugin on your site. The GSS plugin is fairly stable, so my guess is that it’s another plugin that’s the culprit. It may be an SEO type plugin that is changing your image attributes on the fly. Anyway good luck.

Hi. It sounds like maybe you’re still in gallery mode and haven’t changed the shortcode to [gss ids=”1,2,3,…”]. Alternatively there may be a conflict with your theme or another plugin. To troubleshoot further I’d have to see the page in question.

Hi. Did you get this sorted out? The slideshow on your example page looks OK to me.

Hi. Yes, adding the following option should do the trick:

[gss ids="YOUR_IMAGE_IDS" options="next=#gslideshow_next,.cycle-slideshow"]

This should work with the default GSS slideshows. If you’re using custom names or other options you may need to modify the next selector. Let me know how it goes. Thanks.