Stanko Metodiev

Awesome, thanks! ??

@boesebiene thanks for replying back – I guess that fixed the issue of your friend. Could we consider the ticket as resolved? ??

Hi @boesebiene,

To understand that’s working fine for you, is that correct? If that’s the case, I’d be super happy ^_^.

I’d like to see if @pestucha, who originally opened the ticket could confirm if that works on their end too ??

Awesome, looking forward to ??

hey @iamsahmad,

Would you like to test the new version of the plugin? Now, by default, the first gallery of your post/page will be displayed at the bottom of the content. This was the original functionality before we introduced the new feature of having more than one gallery for your posts.

Thanks in advance!

Hey @boesebiene,

We just have released a new version of the plugin. With the update, we are simulating the previous behaviour – when you have a gallery, by default we are displaying the first gallery at the bottom of the post/page.

In case you have more than one gallery and you want to display all of them, you’ll need to use the shortcode.

Let us know if you have any questions and please, do let us know if this change is resolving your problem. Thanks!

hey @pestucha,

Apologies for the delayed reply here.

We have released a new version of the plugin, which is “restoring” part of the previous behaviour. Now, if you have more than one gallery in your post/page, we’ll display the first gallery at the bottom of the page/post.

This is reproducing the previous behaviour of the plugin. However, if you need to display more than one gallery, you’ll need to place the gallery shortcodes in your content.

Let us know if you have any other questions, thanks!

Hey,

We have updated the plugin with the new version 1.3.1 where we have added a fallback.

Now, if you are using:

if ( function_exists ('easy_image_gallery') ) {
    echo easy_image_gallery();
    remove_filter( 'the_content', 'easy_image_gallery_append_to_content' );
}

in your template, the plugin will display the first gallery in your post/page. If you have more than one gallery, you’ll need to use:

if ( function_exists ('easy_image_gallery') ) {
    echo easy_image_gallery( 759 );
    remove_filter( 'the_content', 'easy_image_gallery_append_to_content' );
}

where 759 is the ID of the gallery.

Let us know if you have any questions ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Stanko Metodiev.

Thanks for the positive feedback, we are glad you like it! ??

hey, could you define what do you mean by a large number of images? We have tried with 200+ images and no issues ou our end, so we’ll need more details in order to reproduce the issue on our end

Hi,

At the moment the plugin doesn’t support a feature like this. However, the main function which displays the gallery has a filter easy_image_gallery_html, which can be used for altering the output, based on your need.

Regards

Hey,

The plugin should delete all images used in delete posts. Are you sure the image which hasn’t been deleted is not used in any other post?

If you provide more details of the issue, we’ll be able to troubleshoot and see what might cause it.

Regards

Thanks for adding more details here. Like I mentioned in my previous comment, the next version is almost ready and we are doing the final testing.

We are going to introduce a new update where you’ll be able to add more than one gallery per post/page and the issue will be resolved there.

Stay tuned! ??

Hi,

Since this is the first time I’m seeing an issue like this with the shortcode, I’d like to see how do you use the shortcode?

Also, how many images you have in the gallery?

We are working on a new version which should be released soon but in the meanwhile, it would be awesome if we have more details.

Regards

Hi there,

Could you provide more details – what do you trying to achieve here?

Cheers