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@photocrati,

Thanks for hanging in there on this one with me! Those are the settings I have now, and it works perfectly, except for the very last step, which is to display the gallery on a page w/out the article content.

I put together a quick 60-second video of what I’m seeing, and the way I’d like it to function. Hopefully that helps describe my issue a little better than I am.

Also, I’d be happy to PayPal you a few bucks for your time if you’re able to help me get this working as desired.

Either way, really appreciate your help!

Video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g4wjt7l9ngwthb5/Example-Gallery.mov?dl=0

@lorro,

Thanks! I actually tried that, and in theory, it works. However, since it won’t allow more than one quantity in the cart, if a user does click to add another product, it breaks the ‘direct to checkout’ function and just refreshes the page instead.

@photocrati,

I love that! However, the guy I’m implementing this for simply wants all of his ads to display, so he doesn’t want a lightbox feature of any kind.

Is there a way to say: “If a user clicks on any photo in the gallery, from any post or page, open that photo in the gallery view using the Imagebrowser?”

I’m not sure if that would accomplish it, but it’s all I can come up with.

Thanks for all your help!

Hey Drew,

Thanks for the replies, and your help. I”m wondering… is it possible to embed a gallery inside a post, then when the user clicks on a photo in that gallery, it opens on a page without the blog post content?

So, for example:

Blog Title
Blog Post Content
NextGen Gallery Thumbnails

[User Clicks on a thumbnail]

Photo Opens on a page without any of the blog post content

I know it’s a semi-strange request, but I’ve got a client who’s specifically asking for that. He keeps pointing me to this example: https://www.justjared.com/2015/02/27/kim-kardashian-rita-ora-both-wear-pink-latex-dress-to-party/

When you click on a photo thumbnail, it opens the gallery on a page without the content.

Any help you can provide would be amazing!

Thanks!

I do have one additional question:

With that code, I’m able to flip through items exactly as I envisioned, except it appears to be ordering things based on upload date. Is there a way to alter this so that it flips through items that are only inside a specified category?

As it works right now, it’s jumping all over the place.

Really appreciate the help!

@wooassist,

Thanks so much! That worked perfectly. Appreciate the help!

@photocrati,

Thanks for the quick reply!

I have those settings setup as you explained, but when I click on ‘Next’ or ‘Previous’, It’s still reloading into a new post.

(Screenshot of my settings located here).

I’m not using any sort of custom template. Is there a setting somewhere else that I could be missing?

Thanks for your help!

Just in case anyone has this issue (fairly unlikely I’m assuming), I finally figured out what was throwing off the alignment on WooCommerce navigation pages:

In style-basic.css, find this piece of code:

.woocommerce .navigation

Adjust the width and float properties (i got rid the width, and floated everything left), and that took care of the issue for me.

Just wanted to say thanks for this! Worked flawlessly. ??

I had the exact same issues, and this post cleared it up for me: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cant-download-from-email-after-update

Hope it helps!

Okay, so, this keeps getting more confusing, haha. I used this code to test out my jQuery:

<script type='text/javascript' src='https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.4/jquery.min.js'></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){ 

	$("div").css("border", "3px solid red");

});
</script>

It worked in Firefox and Mac Chrome, but didn’t in Safari or PC Chrome. So, clearly there’s a major conflict of some sort.

I went through and deactivated all my plugins, but that didn’t do the trick. I stripped out my enqueue reference for jQuery in the functions and header. All of this didn’t seem to fix my issue.

Any ideas? Anyone?

Thanks!

Hi Christine,

Thanks for the quick reply! Here’s what I have in my header. I’m guessing this isn’t doing the trick?

<!-- Include jQuery -->
<?php wp_enqueue_script('jquery'); ?>

I tried to call this up in the Functions using this below, but that didn’t seem to help the issue:

function my_init() {
	if (!is_admin()) {
		wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
	}
}
add_action('init', 'my_init');

Any idea what I’m doing wrong here? Once again, thanks for all your help!

Hi Christine, sure!

https://lakernation.com/

Any help would be awesome! ??

Great, simple plugin.

Anyone figured out how to open links in a new tab and/or window?

Update: I went ahead and wiped out all the function calls in the header, then used this call-up for the jQeury:

<?php wp_enqueue_script(“jquery”); ?>
<?php wp_head(); ?>

And we’re back in business. Thanks for your help!

-Jason