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Note:

The shortcode can be used like this to get a quite convenient user experience:

[cookie_not_accepted category="category-slug"]<p>To load this content, your consent to cookies of category... is required. <a class="cli_settings_button">change cookie settings</a></p>[/cookie_not_accepted]

Since the shortcode is used on specific content, you can write individual messages whenever content is blockes (e.g. “We’d love to show you directions to our store, but…”)

I cannot see any SLB scripts in your source code… is the plugin active at all? Is the homepage link in your post the actual URL where you want to use the plugin?

Hi there,

I have a similar problem: The image descriptions need to show up in the fancybox. Since I found out, that the responsive gallery uses it’s own image descriptions (from the admin menu Responsive Gallery->Gallery Misc) and not the ones that WP stores, I still don’t see a way to get them into the fancybox that shows up when an image is clicked by the user.

The description shows up in the thumnail when hovered but I would need it as a caption on the larger image as well to display the photographer’s name.

Has anyone experience with this? Is there a hook that can be used to overwrite the markup for the gallery?

Thank you in advance!

Maybe this topic went out of date but it is easy to solve with the quiz fields. Creating a quiz field with an empty answer can do that.

For example, an quiz like

"Please leave this field empty (spam defense)|"

wont validate if anything is typed into that field. (Note there is nothing between the pipe and the closing quotes.)

You can push this field aside with css

postion : abolute; top : -999em; left : -999em;

to prevent your users from misunderstanding the field.