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Thank you for your answer and the option to disable transients, I will test this and report.

The problem is, that I have a big blog with tens of thousand users every day, over 70.000 images and several thousand articles (some of them with hundreds of thumbnail-pictures in them). Since the blog is, lets say “organically grown” over the years, there are several things speed-wise, that might not be ideal, but the hosting itself shouldn’t be the problem.

We use nginx cache with our hoster Raidboxes and also use Cloudflare, so I don’t think it would be a good idea to use another Caching System, but since I am not that tech-savy, I don’t really know what impact that would have.

Thank you for your answer! I suppose there is no official roadmap yet? I think I might have to change the plugin until this is possible because our users started complaining about the lost ability to zoom, after we switched to WP jQuery Lightbox.

I just found this solution but it doesn’t seem to work for me. At least in Firefox the sliders are still not loading properly sometimes. Did anybody have the same problem and found a solution that fixed this?

The problem is, as soon as I activate the console to look for errors, everythings works just fine. So I don’t know where to look for the specific problem.

It seems like this only worked for a few minutes – i have no idea how and why. After waiting some time and checking the site again from my iPhone, it all looked the same again.

Still thankfull for some ideas!

Okay, i figured it out myself, it was an issue in the .side-main .sidebar-container.
I just put this in the media queries fpr max-width 359 pixels:

.site-main .sidebar-container {
	height: auto;
	margin: 0 auto;
	max-width: 350px;
	position: relative;
	top: 20px;
}

This is probably a pretty “dirty” solution, but it works for me…