magebunny

Thanks RavanH. Issue resolved.??

How:

The plugin that redirects images in my gallery to external destinations has one “Gallery Link Additional CSS Classes” field. I just filled it with “fancybox-iframe”.
And where the image redirects I filled in with: “https://sketchfab.com/models/ebb9a061b9094a8a9c1e8546de5fcd03/embed?autostart=0&autospin=&controls=1&transparent=1”

image: https://i.imgur.com/BB7FG7O.png

Click on surreal weapon picture to see the result!: https://i.imgur.com/tFTXhUX.png
link: https://www.lunybunny.com/

But is strange, automatic resizing does not works.

The previous questions is: problem-when-attempting-to-directly-opening-easy-fancybox-content-using-url

I think I did not express myself clearly in that question.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by magebunny.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by magebunny.

Thanks @robbieobbie

I had already thought about this.

The problem is that this will be the maximum width, resolution, for all images, including those posted on masonry mosaic in the main page. Imagine one frontpage with infinite scroll, with all your images at 1200px or more. Imagine the reading time for this page in a standard internet connection!?. The approach in using featured Images thumbnails used in posts in the main page seems correct, but when you click on any image in masonry mosaic is opened one page where the image is same Featured thumbnail image used in Posts, no matter your resolution. There is no way to open original full width image or another linked custom media or content. Ie. Clicking in images in masonry mosaic on the homepage, you open in a full width page, the same Thumbnail used in masonry mosaic, with a small field below with a short description, and to make matters worse with two scroll bars.
And looking at the code seems impossible disable this page to add any lightbox in this theme to open anything linked in featureds as a full width image or any different media.

Seems impossible to disable this full screen page showing front page’s thumbnail images. The only thing favorable for this, is that it’s fully responsive and works perfectly on mobiles.