Thomas

Hello @haskonashi,

Thank you for the feedback, we have had another user having the same issue, would it be possible to tell me with which layout you have the issue ( if not with all of them! ) ?

In the meantime, I think adding some simple custom CSS wouldn’t be so dirty, something like:

.mgl-gallery .mgl-caption {
    display: none !important;
}

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @mummytravels,

No worries I understand, my apologies that it took so long for me to reply and that the plugin didn’t work as expected in the first place!

Best regards,
Thomas

@andreassebald awesome to hear!

I’m then marking this as resolved, if your issue persists @joefryfoto please just open a new ticket ??

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @danielaortizphoto,

Sorry for this late reply!

So actually since version 4.0.6 we have added a setting for each “device” ( desktop / tablet / smartphone ) to allow users to choose how much images per row they want to display for each of the above devices.

We are planning to add this to the other layouts as well in one of the coming updates!

In the meantime, the easiest way would be to add some custom CSS on your website to override the plugin’s CSS.

You can refer to https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-easily-add-custom-css-to-your-wordpress-site/ for more info on how to add custom CSS ??

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @mummytravels,

My apologies for this late reply!

We have just released version 4.0.8 today, and I think that Jordy did a fix regarding the preview of the default layout in the editor, could you please try updating the plugin and see if the problem persists?

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @guidobras,

We have released 2 new updates, we are now on 4.0.8 and I believe that we might have released the fix to your issue, could you please try updating the plugin and see if this solved the problem?

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @bibo64,

Sorry my bad, I misunderstood your issue!

Well this is actually not a “bug” but more the intended behavior, you can try to add the following custom CSS to override this:

@media screen and (max-width: 360px) {
    .mgl-square .mgl-item {
        width: 50% !important;
        padding-bottom: 50% !important;
    }
}

This should keep it on 2 columns instead of one ??

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @kateposs,

Sorry for the late reply! Thank you very much for your review, we really appreciate it ?? !

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @andreassebald @joefryfoto,

I think that your problems were a bit different, that being said, we have just released a potential fix in the latest update ( 4.0.8 ), could you please try to update the plugin and see if the issue persists?

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @bibo64,

I just had a look to your website, I could find the square galleries, but I was unable to see the captions.

Could you please give me the link to a page where the problem occurs?

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @empiguet,

Indeed, I was able to reproduce the issue and I’ve just wrote a fix for it!

It will be released in the next update, hopefully sometime this week!

Thank you for your feedback,

Cheers,
Thomas

Hello @guidobras,

Would it be possible to get a link to a page where the problem occurs, or a screenshot?

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello @empiguet,

Indeed this is an issue, would it be possible to get a link to a page where the problem occurs?

Cheers,

Hello @artgb,

Thank you for your review!

We are really happy to hear that our plugin is helping you!

We will keep working as hard on the free version as on our pro-version ??

Best regards and best wishes for 2021,
Thomas

Hello @deon-b,

Would it be possible to get a link to your gallery page so that we can find the appropriate selector?

Usually most themes would have a page-specific class looking like page-123 ( 123 being the ID of the page ).

There is no need to update any code, this is an option in the plugin options that you will find in your Dashboard > Meow Apps ( left sidebar ) > Lightbox.

Best regards,
Thomas