massoud-mx

Hi,

This plugin tries to access the theme files from the current template’s directory or from the plugin’s directory. Themes in the current template’s directory is in priority.

I hope this helps.

Hello,
I’m not sure what exactly your problem is but you should know that this plugin only works with wordpress version 3.5 and up.

Hello,
I’m not sure what exactly your problem is but you should know that this plugin only works with wordpress version 3.5 and up.

I’ve fixed the issue. Please update to 1.4.1.
Plain [gallery] shortcode now behaves just like before activating the plugin.
Please check and confirm.

Hi,
I’ve fixed this issue.
Please update your plugin and let me know if it’s what you expected.
Thanks.

This issue has been fixed in the version 1.3.
This plugin uses the wordpress’s internal image crop sizes and you can change these sizes within the wordpress settings but there is no way to change them using the plugin itself.

You should detect the first execution of the loop using php “$counter++” and then use “if and elseif” to return the medium size of the first image in the first execution and thumb size in the others.

There must be a problem in your designed templates.
Please send me your designed gallery template and your index.php file so I can analyse the codes.

You can use HTML Style tags in your index.php file or in your designed gallery template file.
For example:

<style type=”text/css”>
img {
border: 0;
}
</style>

First of all you need to add css and javascript libraries of a lightbox script to your wordpress template’s header file. Then you should start to design your own gallery template to use that lightbox script.
You can also install one of wordpress’s lightbox plugins but you should know how that plugin works as you should design the gallery template file to work with that lightbox plugin!
Lightbox scripts (or plugins) usually works by adding an attribute to your thumbnail images in your gallery template file.